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 ...

A month after announcing plans to launch a mobile version of the the open source Thunderbird email client, the folks at Thunderbird have explained how they plan to do that. Rather than designing a ...

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 ...

Thunderbird’s Android app, which is actually the K-9 Mail project reborn, is almost out. You can check it out a bit early in a beta that will feel pretty robust to most users. Thunderbird, maintained ...

This is specifically related to Android. I have no connection to or links with any app or developer. My primary method of comms with people is email, so the usability and features of my email app are ...

I don’t have the same level of love for Gmail that I once had. This is probably the only Google app I’ve started to doubt if it still fits my workflow. Gmail was never close to being an ideal email ...

Popular encrypted email service Proton Mail is rolling out brand new iOS and Android apps, offering users a faster, more modern and smoother experience. Email started on desktop computers and was ...

We may not rely on our phones for actual calls as often we used to, but these fancy little rectangles of ours still handle more than their share of critical communication. From emailing clients to ...

It’s 2022, and email still remains the preferred mode of communication for most people. As such, the need for a good email client—one that gets you all the essential email-management features—becomes ...

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 ...

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 ...