Are you the sort of person who needs to read and file every email they get? Or do you delight in seeing an email client icon proudly warning of hundreds or even thousands of unread items? For some, ...

These are interesting times for email: there are more great tools to help you manage your email now than ever, possibly because we get more email today than we ever have in the past. Still, the core ...

Email has undoubtedly revolutionized the way people communicate around the world. Distance — an obstacle once overcome by smoke signals, carrier pigeons, and snail mail (among other things) — is no ...

We list the best email clients, to make it simple and easy to keep track of the emails you send and receive, even from multiple accounts, and backup your data onto a device. Email communication was ...

So over the past few weeks we have been looking at how you can enhance and secure your email experience as a Startup. That is, if you, like me, are unwilling to cede control of your email experience ...

Let us talk about this in more detail. 1] Do you need quality organization tools? Many Outlook and Gmail fans might claim that these services offer a plethora of tools for organizations, but in truth, ...

How many times have you clicked an email address on a webpage instead of copying it only to accidentally start Outlook or another desktop mail client? Who uses desktop mail clients anymore? Well, I do ...

“From an IMAP perspective, we’re one of the first web-based clients,” Ramirez says. The app manages multiple email accounts as if it were a desktop app like Sparrow or Outlook, but is as snappy with ...

AOL has announced a new webmail client called Alto, and it promises a way to help organize the hordes of emails most of us are unable to properly cull from our inboxes. AOL knows people don't want ...

Apple's .Mac webmail service has the dubious honour of being by far the most expensive on test here. At £70/$99 a year, including some web hosting and online file storage, it's a big price for a ...

Threat actors have been exploiting a vulnerability in the Roundcube Webmail client to target government organizations in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region, the successor of the ...