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Google Inbox finally supports the iPhone X's notch

The app now works with the iPhone X's notch, months after the phone was released.

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iOS apps have slowly been accounting for the notch on the iPhone X.

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In an update released Thursday, the Inbox by Gmail iOS app has finally added support for the iPhone X and its notched display. The iPhone X was released back in November 2017, and little by little iOS apps have been adapting their designs to accommodate the iPhone's notch.

In May, Apple made it a requirement for every iOS app update to support the iPhone X starting July 2018. So if you're waiting on more apps to account for your iPhone X's screen, an update may be coming soon.

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