iPhone users that love using Gmail will soon be able to make it the only email app on your iPhone. Google revealed today that it has begun testing a new feature that allows users to connect ...

Proton Mail finally has a native desktop app, rolling out now in beta for some users on Windows and MacOS. The encrypted email service has, of course, been available to desktop users since its ...

While it's widely known that the iPhone's Mail app is a reliable tool for email communication, a lesser-known fact is that it's designed to efficiently manage multiple email addresses. This feature is ...

For many, the best email app is the one that came on your iPhone, Apple's own Mail app. To get the most use out of the Mail app, you can set it up to have all of your email accounts and addresses in ...

As far as the internet has come, email remains one of the most essential forms of online communication. It’s a service many of us use every single day. Tons of email services and email apps accompany ...

Apple unveiled some snazzy new features for its Mail app at WWDC 2024. Updates include advanced categorization, a digest view for emails, and AI-powered writing tools. The new Siri integration now ...

A decade has passed since Proton introduced its Mail web app. The service offers end-to-end encryption, password protection for messages to non-users, VPN access, password management, a secure ...

Apple's Mail app comes pre-installed on iPhones, and most people just stick with it because it gets the job done. It does everything you'd expect an email app to do, and if your iPhone supports Apple ...

Change default iPhone and iPad apps under Settings > Apps > Default Apps. Options include browsers, messaging, contactless apps, and autofill setups for password managers. You can't pick a new default ...

Emails are still of great value in the age of instant replies, voice calls, and video conferencing. Although messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram have a monopoly in the messaging world, you can’t ...

Gmail and Outlook are the two go-to email clients — the default apps that almost everyone uses. That doesn’t, however, mean they’re the best. If you’re looking to switch things up and try out ...