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 ...

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The Gmail app comes pre-installed on the best Android phones you can buy. Gmail is also used by over 1.8 billion people — roughly 20% of the world’s population. Given the number of people who use the ...

Proton Mail just made managing your inbox a lot more flexible on the go, especially when you’re stuck without internet. The encrypted email service has rolled out a redesigned Android app that finally ...

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 ...

Gmail, Outlook, and a few others have long dominated the email scene on Android. Recently, a new contender entered the ring, and it's a name many desktop users will instantly recognize: Thunderbird.

Over the past few years, Google has been working hard to offer more and more privacy tools on Android. Now, a new report suggests that the company will bring a new option to protect your personal ...

To switch between inboxes, tap the Profile icon in the upper-right corner and choose an email address. Another option is to install the provider's app. Outlook and Yahoo have their own apps. This ...

As a long-time k9 user I can't say I'm looking forward to it, but I'll try to embrace change. Speaking of text email I will still continue to use the desktop email client that I have since 1998 (save ...

Ahem: I have two separate confessions to make, both equally embarrassing. Confession #1 is that I love email. I’m totally not kidding, either. It’s about as uncool of a thing as possible to adore, I ...