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Sharing on the go with Google Drive Posted: 04 Nov 2015 03:10 PM PST Following the recent addition of the ability to request access to Drive files on Android, today we're making sharing on the go even easier with several new features in the Drive apps for Android and iOS. Sharing notifications (Android and iOS) People using the Drive app can now choose to receive mobile notifications when someone shares a Drive item with them, allowing them to open the file or folder by simply tapping on the notification. If a file/folder owner has notifications turned on and someone requests access to their content, the owner will be notified of the request instantly on their mobile device so they can quickly grant access.    People will be informed of this new feature the first time they use the updated versions of the Drive app, and can choose to turn it on or off in Settings.   Consistent sharing experience across platforms (iOS) We're implementing a more consistent sharing experience in Drive (and the Docs editor apps too!) across platforms, including the ability for people using the Drive iOS app to add custom messages to recipients directly from the app when sharing a file.  Seamless sharing to people without a Google account (Android) Until now, a Google Account was needed to view shared files on an Android device. Now, people can do this without a Google Account just like they can on the web. Launch Details Release track:   Launched to both Rapid release and Scheduled release Rollout pace:  Gradual rollout (potentially longer than 3 days for feature visibility) Impact: All end users Action: Change management suggested/FYI More Information Help Center: Android | iOS Get the Google Drive Android app on Google Play Get the Google Drive iOS app in the App Store Note: all launches are applicable to all Google Apps editions unless otherwise noted Launch release calendar Launch detail categories Get these product update alerts by email Subscribe to the RSS feed of these updates

Updated version of Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange® Posted: 04 Nov 2015 07:24 AM PST An updated version of Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange® (GAMME) is now available: What's New Service Accounts and OAuth 2.0 tokens are now used for data migration authorization. This replaces the deprecated OAuth 1.0 protocol. GAMME now uses the Gmail API for mail migration and label creation, replacing the Email Migration API v2 and Email Settings API, respectively. Reserved labels are now prefixed with an underscore to ensure proper nesting in the Gmail web interface. For example, a folder named "Inbox/Receipts" is migrated as "_Inbox/Receipts." If the migration user list includes a user that doesn't exist or there's an authorization issue, GAMME now detects the problem in all cases and doesn't try to migrate that user. Previously, GAMME would try each message individually and the failure would take a longer time. Minor UI and logging improvements. What's Fixed Multiple labels with names more than 225 characters long could cause a crash.  Messages in subfolders of Deleted Items were not being correctly marked as Trash in Gmail. Messages migrated from Exchange Public Folders to Google Groups show sender as "unknown@googlegroups.com." GAMME would crash if any command line flag or setting content included "%s." GAMME would fail to migrate the sender SMTP address in some rare cases. IMAP commands and responses in the logs were sometimes truncated. Launch Details Release track:   Launching to both Rapid release and Scheduled release Rollout pace:  Full rollout (1-3 days for feature visibility) Impact:  Admins only Action: Admin action suggested/FYI More Information What's New in GAMME Note: all launches are applicable to all Google Apps editions unless otherwise noted Launch release calendar Launch detail categories Get these product update alerts by email Subscribe to the RSS feed of these updates

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