Support for third-party internationalized email addresses in Gmail
With this launch, Gmail users will be able to send to, and receive from, email addresses that contain accented or non-Latin characters. This includes both the domain name (to the right of the @ symbol) and/or the local-part (to the left of the @ symbol), as in 武＠メール.グーグル.
Google Accounts will continue to contain only non-accented Latin characters (ASCII), so users will not be able to create an account such as Борис@gmail.com.
Release track:
Rapid release and Scheduled release
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Video call links in Calendar events for all Apps customers
Last week Google announced the roll-out of Hangouts video calls for up to 15 participants to everyone on Google Apps. This applies to people with and without access to Google+, with either Google Talk or Google Hangouts chat enabled. Now, Google Calendar will automatically add video call links to new Calendar events for all Google Apps for Business and Education customers.
As announced earlier this year, administrators can disable this functionality for specific organizational units.
We plan to provide similar functionality to Google Apps for Government soon.
Release track:
Rapid release, with Scheduled release coming in two weeks
More information:
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Table cell border styling in Google Docs
People working with tables in Google Docs will now be able add styling to the borders of individual cells or groups of cells within the table. New controls will allow the application of color, width, and line styles to cell borders in a selection.
When the cursor is in a table, the border styling toolbar will appear, allowing the editor to select border styles for a selection of cells or the individual cell containing the cursor.
Release track:
Rapid release, with Scheduled release coming in two weeks
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