Now, here’s where advanced sync tech comes into play. And since the bulk of my emails come during the workday when I’m most often sitting at my desk, I deal with the majority of my email on my Mac. Because I switch back and forth constantly, I need everything I do on one device to sync instantly to other devices. And when I’m using my computer… you guessed it… I deal with email on my computer. When I’m on my phone, I deal with email on my phone. I receive hundreds of emails each and every day. Here’s why that’s important: I don’t get one or two emails each day. But Microsoft has been doing email forever and it has email sync down cold. I also have issues with the calendar and had to stop using the app as a calendar because of a few missed appointments. It’s missing a few things I would love to see and some key features like snoozing aren’t configurable or don’t even always work. Microsoft’s Outlook client for iOS is good, but not great.
And now, as of Monday, the app also works on the iPad, connecting all of the dots in my digital world.īut for me, it’s still completely unusable. So you can imagine how happy I was when Airmail was first released for the iPhone. It has nearly all of the features I want and packs them into a gorgeous and simple interface. But if you’re an average user who doesn’t want to mess with all the bells and whistles, they stay completely out of your way.īloop also makes an email client for Mac, and I use it exclusively.
The app is $4.99 in the App Store and in terms of design and utility, it’s worth 10 times as much.Īirmail packs more features and options than any other iOS email client on the planet, and yet it’s somehow wonderfully simple at the same time. If you’re a power user, Airmail has anything and everything you could possibly need and more.
Bloop S.R.L.’s Airmail app is a tremendous accomplishment.
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