<p>It's now widely accepted that Google's new unified chat service is named 'Babel'. The role that Babel will play between Google's various chat services, unifying them, is a hat tip in itself to the Tower of Babel, pictured above. Babel is said to allow users to access the same conversation list from anywhere, offer fly-in conversations, advanced group conversations, improve notifications across devices, and of course allow sending pictures.</p><p>This morning Patric Dhawaan noticed while cleaning out his Inbox on Gmail a peculiar warning message. He received a popup, listed below, stating all of his conversations have been moved to trash, but some were still available in other Babel chat applications. We've independently verified that Google has been internally using Babel for some time. This could mean Patric was chatting with someone that was using Babel internally at Google or this message will soon be standard procedure when deleting conversations.</p><p>If you still need additional proof that Babel is the official name of Google's up and coming messaging service and that Babel is coming sooner than later, head on over to the Chromium Google Group. You'll find various Google engineers discussing bugs related to Babel.</p><p>" What steps will reproduce the problem?1. Have gmail open with the old chat (not Babel)2. Switch tabs to something else and have someone message you on chat"</p><p><a href="http://www.androidauthority.com/google-babel-shows-up-in-gmail-message-and-google-groups-186224/">Keep reading...</a></p>