Apple’s trusty old Mail app has seen a flurry of updates for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. These include Gmail-like Mail categories, ...

OS 18.2 changes the look of the Mail app, but you can easily revert to the old design by following simple steps. By changing the mail app back to List View, and disabling Show Priority, it will look ...

The first change can be found in the Settings app. There, the iOS 18.5 beta has added a more prominent AppleCare+ banner to ...

Apple’s latest iOS 18.5 betas introduced a new change to the Mail app, exposing a feature that never should have been hidden.

Apple seeded the third beta of iOS 18.5 to developers today, and so far the software update includes only a few minor changes ...

Apple today released macOS Sequoia 15.4, the fourth major update to the macOS Sequoia operating system that launched in ...

Apple Mail got a big redesign in iOS 18.2, bringing inbox categorization, digest view, contact photos, and more. But even back then, Apple knew that not everyone would appreciate the app’s changes.

The update, which is now available for developers testing pre-release software, is light on headline features.

For longtime Mail app users on the iPhone, that's a big shift—with seemingly minimal returns. The contact photos feature is perhaps the worst offender here, as most icons are just stock Apple icons.

If you are among the rapidly-growing number of Mac users in the enterprise, you should know that Apple’s newly-released macOS Sequoia 15.4 is festooned with security updates, brings support for Apple ...

The new Mail app breaks the Inbox into several categories ... So if you don’t like the little box at the top of your email showing what Apple Intelligence thinks are your most important emails ...

We list the best alternative email apps for iOS, to make it simple and easy to manage email on Apple mobile devices. While your iPhone comes with Apple Mail installed, it’s not for everyone.