The great services integration continues with a new feature that will let you save attachments from Gmail without plugging up your phone’s storage space. After coming to the web version of Gmail in November, Gmail for Android now lets you save attachments directly to Drive.

The new feature is part of the latest version of Gmail for Android, which started rolling out on Monday via ay.

It’s surprising it took so long to bring Gmail-Drive integration to Android, especially since it came to the web a full six months ago. Smartphones tablets have far less space for downloading attachments than s do—Chromebooks excepted—so the ability to save space by offloading large documents or photos to Drive will be a boon for anyone who manages most of their email on the go.

To save at attachment to Drive in Gmail for Android, open a message scroll down until you get to the attachment icon. Tap the menu option (the three vertical squares) on the attachment select Save to Drive.

In addition to the new Drive integration, the new version of Gmail also adds explanatory notes to messages marked as spam, just in case you wanted to know why certain messages were tagged as junk.

says the new version of Gmail for Android also offers faster access to the side navigation menu improved support for left-to-right languages such as Arabic Hebrew. If you don’t see the new features yet, it may take a few days before the updated version of Gmail for Android rolls out to you.