With iOS 18.2, Apple introduced an all new Mail app. It introduced mail categorization, a fresh coat of paint, contact photos/business logos for conversations, a new system for grouping emails, and ...

Encountering crashes or freezing and blank screens when trying to open the Mail app on your iPhone? You're not alone. Apple users across the internet have complained of poor functionality with Mail ...

When you open Apple’s Mail app on iOS 18.2, the redesign is almost immediately evident. Your mailboxes screen will look the same as always, but opening an inbox reveals some big changes. Aesthetically ...

When the stock email isn't enough anymore, give these mail app alternatives a try. Photo: Ally Kazmucha/The App Factor Traditional email isn’t for everyone, and neither is the built-in Mail app for ...

There are reports of the iPhone Mail app coming up blank when opening it for some users who have upgraded to iOS 18.5. Fortunately, it's not a widespread problem, and some users have found fixes that ...

Our first look at iOS 18.5 is finally here and it’s making it easier than ever to return to the old look that Apple’s Mail app used to sport. So, if you’ve been annoyed by all the AI categorization, ...

One of the big changes in iOS 18 was a new Mail design, and like all new things, this one didn't go well with every iPhone owner out there. I know because I'm sort of in that category of people who ...

The iOS 18.5 update is just around the corner, with new wallpaper, settings improvements, and ScreenTime security enhancements set to debut as soon as next week. Here's what you need to know. On ...

Apple plans to expand the iPhone's redesigned Mail app to the Mac starting with macOS 15.4, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The first macOS 15.4 beta should be made available in the coming weeks ...

Removing an email account does not delete it forever. It's still accessible from other devices. Alternative options include disabling the account or hiding new email alerts. This article explains how ...

iOS 14 gives iPhone and iPad users the power to choose their default web browser and email app for the first time when it lands this fall. That means you’ll no longer be forced into Safari and Mail ...