You were left with your email, for better or worse. First, a brief history lesson.īack in 2011, Sparrow promised a simpler email experience free of buttons, drop-downs, toggles, settings, ribbons, and heavy interfaces that you didn’t actually need. My inbox is consistently smaller than it's ever been, even if only because archiving an email takes one swipe instead of two clicks.īut I’ll get to all that in a bit. The apps also lets you snooze multiple emails until next week, or until you get back from vacation. Upon returning to your office, these emails will be waiting right at the top of your inbox. For example, Mailbox for mobile now lets you “snooze” emails back to your desktop. More importantly, in actual usage the desktop and mobile apps in tandem make email easier to manage. In fact, it’s almost as if Gmail doesn’t exist at all.
The app still has its fair share of bugs, but since I began testing it a few weeks ago, I’ve only rarely returned to Gmail. (Everybody else will have to sign up for access on and wait a few weeks.) All current Mailbox users will soon receive an email with a “beta coin” that unlocks the app.
#APP YAHOO MAIL FOR MAC FOR MAC#
Today, however, Mailbox for Mac is finally available in beta (direct link), and it offers a taste of how email might feel if it weren’t bound by the age-old technologies underpinning it. And since early 2013, Mailbox has been the fastest way to manage it, but it’s only worked on iPhone and Android. Learn more.Įmail, right guys? Some love it.
We're totally blowing up our site: we've given our reporters and editors the entire week to play with new tools and experiment with new storytelling ideas, while members of our amazing product team have gathered in New York to help build all sorts of interesting new things. Welcome to the first annual Verge Hack Week.
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