Google is turning Gmail into something closer to a personal briefing room than a traditional inbox, using generative AI to ...

Most email apps have strong opinions about what your inbox should look like. Notion Mail is the opposite. The new offshoot from productivity app Notion is all about flexibility. It lets you slice and ...

The iOS 18.2 Mail app introduces a significant update that transforms email management on your iPhone. This latest version offers a new categorized inbox view, allowing you to sort your emails into ...

With iOS 18.2, Apple added a Categories view in the Mail app, which is designed to organize your incoming emails by type. Categories hasn't been receiving the best response from iPhone users, so we ...

Each folder allows you to change and customize its font type, font size, reading pane, and other items in it. You can change the Inbox View to organize the items in the folder as per your requirements ...

The default iPhone email app, Apple Mail, has received a major design and functional change as of the iOS 18.2 update. The changes aim to make triaging through your email easier, with automatic inbox ...

Everybody loves Gmail, right? Wrong. My friend Shelly is so fed up with its “threaded” conversation view, he’s ready to jump ship for Hotmail, Yahoo, or another service. I can’t say I blame him. Call ...

Apple’s iOS 18.2 update brings an innovative email categorization system to the Mail app, designed to transform the way you manage your inbox. This innovative feature automatically sorts your emails ...

The way we use email has changed a lot over the years, evolving from person-to-person communications to an all-in-one depository for newsletters, coupons, travel receipts and (a lot of) miscellaneous ...

With iOS 18.2, Apple introduced an all new Mail app. It introduced mail categorization, a fresh coat of paint, contact photos/business logos for conversations, a new system for grouping emails, and ...

Apple didn’t lavish love on Mail like it did Messages in iOS 10, but that’s probably for the best. Can you imagine sending full-screen fireworks, stickers, or handwritten scrawls via email? No thanks.

Everybody loves Gmail, right? Wrong. My friend Shelly is so fed up with its “threaded” conversation view, he’s ready to jump ship for Hotmail, Yahoo, or another service. I can’t say I blame him. Call ...