Inbox Zero has launched an open source email client for Gmail and Outlook on web, Mac, Windows and iPhone. The client ...

Changing default email clients on macOS is easy, if you know where to look (Image Credit: gerald) Mail.app, the email client that is bundled with macOS, is surprisingly robust. Still, it does have ...

Linux e-mail vendor @Mail Monday released an open source version of its Webmail client and is making it available for free. The client, @Mail Open, is AJAX-based and works against any e-mail server ...

Postcards may be one of the most obvious examples of Marshall McLuhan's famous dictum, “the medium is the message.” Regardless of what you write on one, a postcard tells someone, hey, I was out and ...

PRAGUE, October 14, 2026--eM Client, the European developer of the popular email and productivity application used by millions worldwide, today announced the release of eM Client 11, its most ...

Designed, developed and published by Mozilla, the Thunderbird email client is finally here for Android in the first beta release. Originally developed as part of the Mozilla Suite, Thunderbird was ...

If you’re looking for a solid email client for your Chromebook, Jack Wallen has just the recommendation for you, by way of Linux. Chromebooks were made for the cloud. Instead of including the usual ...

I don’t like Gmail…I love Gmail. But I’m not wild about using it from within my Web browser, as I find the interface, well, lacking. (Unattractive and unintuitive are two words that come to mind.) ...

Designed to streamline email management, The Bat! Professional client fails to deliver. The Bat! Professional ($45, thirty-day free trial) is an email client that makes it easier to deal with an ...

Picking the right email client is a big decision. Email is still a major component of how we communicate with one another. Doing so through an email client that has all the right features for you is ...

The open source Thunderbird email client has a long and storied history, but until now, that history has been limited to the desktop. That’s about to change, according to a post on the Thunderbird ...