The fact that Google permits people to experiment with their new concepts is one of the most enjoyable features of utilizing Google products. In spite of the fact the Google Labs page which is the core of this venture, has been terminated, separate aspects still keep going. For example, though the Google Maps will not allow you to calculate distances automatically, it rather easy when it is activated through the Google Labs feature. One of the newest launches from Google is the Gmail application known as Ice Cream Sandwich which permits one to view the addition of some of the in-development aspects. In addition it also has a trail version.

These trail settings are not only a feature of the Ice Cream sandwich application, but they are unique to the newest 4.0.3 build. Therefore, for the time being people are controlled in easily accessing the application, which is not such an issue as there is nothing actually happening. There is one setting that allows one to generate a local file of message content such that full-text searches can be conducted. While this resembles the offline search mode that has been released with Android 4.0, no one is certain whether this function will be modified or just provide a means of rendering it inactive. Another setting that can presently be availed of is the utilization of "chips´ that permit one to drag and drop contact details between fields. In fact this would help one to rearrange the way in which contacts would be getting one's message.

It is great to know that such options are being made available by Google, but it is yet to be seen whether it would get out of the trial edition in its future release.