The priority sorting of emails in Apple Mail for iOS will come to the Mac in an update expected around April. Here's what's coming, and whether it'll be useful. There are more showy elements of Apple ...

When you manage multiple email addresses on different servers, you may use email forwarding to designate the email account tied to your Mac Mail software as the central collection point for all the ...

Take better care of your email inbox with these hidden features. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac Some people achieve and maintain zero unread emails; some let that red badge climb into the ...

The email program that comes with the Mac operating system. Mail is a full-featured email client that integrates to-do lists and notes as of OS X 10.5 and support for Microsoft Exchange as of OS X ...

Email can be a wonderful thing. Hearing the notification sound from the Mail app and seeing that those tickets you ordered are on their way, relatives announcing there’s a new addition to the family, ...

Mac computers contain a built-in email application that allows multi-user logins. It's a quick solution for accessing multiple business email accounts across one or more computers. However, the ...

Clutter grows fast and it doesn’t matter if that clutter is physical or digital — on your Mac, there’s nowhere it accumulates faster than in Mail. And from time to time, it’s good to tame your email ...

As part of WWDC this week, Apple introduced a new MailKit framework for macOS Monterey that enables developers to create Mail app extensions that block content, perform message and composing actions, ...

Emails are still of great value in the age of instant replies, voice calls, and video conferencing. Although messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram have a monopoly in the messaging world, you can’t ...

Look beyond the standard email app to get more power features like converting messages into To Do tasks or calendar appointments. AppleInsider checks out the reasons to leave Apple Mail — and the ...

Apple's new Mail sorting features in iOS 18.2 are notably absent from both iPadOS 18.2 and macOS Sequoia 15.2, raising questions about the company's rollout strategy for the email management system.

A report from Mark Gurman in Bloomberg makes the very reasonable suggestion that automatic email categorization in Apple Mail, already present since iOS 18 arrived on the iPhone, is coming to Macs and ...