Email sucks. We know that, and it’s not changing anytime soon. But one way to make our email lives better is with mail clients that are designed to make the process smoother and more efficient. The ...

It’s a sign of how dissatisfied people are with their smartphone’s email client that people are queuing up in large numbers to try a new mail app. At the time of writing, there were nearly 800,000 ...

The app that promised iOS users email in-box bliss heads to the Google Play store, and it's also being tested for Mac desktops. Donna Tam covers Amazon and other fun stuff for CNET News. She is a San ...

Readdle’s popular Spark email app for iOS just received the biggest update of its young existence. The timing of such an update couldn’t have been better with the unfortunate demise of Mailbox — a ...

When Mailbox came out for the iPhone, people were so excited about its novel mail-sorting features that they lined up like it was a hot new nightclub to try it out. Now its coming to desktop, with ...

I've been contributing to PCMag since 2011 in a variety of ways. My column, Get Organized, has been running on PCMag since 2012. It gives advice on how to manage all the devices, apps, digital photos, ...

Mailbox 2.0 for iOS is here and brings a hosts of enhancements and goodies. Chief among the additions is auto-swipe, a feature that launched first on Mailbox’s new Android app. As previously explained ...

Remember Mailbox? The iPhone app with a fresh to-do list approach to email ... and an annoying reservation system to boot? Well, a lot has changed. Not only is it now owned by Dropbox, but the ...

I've been using the same email app for nearly three years on the iPhone. It's called Mailbox, and it's changed the way I do email. To my dismay, Dropbox (which has owned Mailbox since early 2013) ...

Development on email management app Mailbox for Mac began earlier this year, with the app entering a limited public beta test back in August. As of today, the app has entered an open beta testing ...

As it refocuses on business customers, Dropbox said today that it's shutting down two of its once-marquee consumer-oriented apps: the photo gallery app Carousel and email client Mailbox. The good news ...