The original iPhone software supported push email through Yahoo but .Mac email functioned like any other standard IMAP account on the iPhone. With the new 2.0 update, there's now support for Exchange ...

If your iPhone emails aren't updating, several issues could be the culprit. These include incompatible system settings, software problems, differences in email protocols, and more. Here are different ...

Apple's default Mail app is the email app of choice for many iPhone users. The app comes pre-installed, which makes it easy to add your email provider and start receiving mail right away. The Mail app ...

Today the Dropbox-owned Mailbox app was updated with support for iCloud and Yahoo mail accounts. The popular email client for the iPhone was previously only compabile with Gmail, and it stills lacks ...

If you’re not a big fan of the stock Mail app on your iPhone, here are three great alternatives that you should try out. The Mail app that comes pre-installed on your iPhone can be handy to have, ...

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The Mailbox for iPhone email application no longer has a reservation system, its developers announced today. The developers say that improved scaling contributed to this. Good news! Mailbox is now ...

This is going to make for a few Box-heavy headlines: the company behind Mailbox, the streamlined email client for the iPhone, has merged with Dropbox, according to the Mailbox blog. The developers ...

The iPhone comes with a variety of applications pre-installed, including the Mailbox application. This application enables you to send and receive email messages on your phone. You may have multiple ...

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 ...

The third-party mail client that delivers Gmail messages to your iPhone or iPod Touch is filling accounts on a first-come, first-served basis. Donna Tam covers Amazon and other fun stuff for CNET News ...