What I love about Apple Intelligence on iOS 18.1 is that it works from the moment you receive an email or text. The technology analyzes the notifications’ content to display summaries on the lock ...

With recent software updates, Apple has made some major changes to the way its stock Mail app looks and works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Keen to roll back these changes and revert to how Apple Mail ...

Apple Mail got a big redesign in iOS 18.2, bringing inbox categorization, digest view, contact photos, and more. But even back then, Apple knew that not everyone would appreciate the app’s changes.

iOS 18.5 has been in beta testing for the last couple weeks, but so far it’s pretty light on changes. However, this week’s new iOS 18.5 betas introduced an update to Apple Mail that exposes a key ...

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 ...

Apple’s Mail app has always been a simple and reliable way to manage your email across devices, but over time, Apple has significantly updated it to add more helpful features. Recent updates from the ...

Apple has now publicly released macOS Sequoia 15.4 with a number of key improvements to Apple Mail and Passwords, alongside bringing Apple Intelligence to EU users for the first time. It's three ...

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 ...

Craig is a reporter for Pocket-lint based in Toronto. He earned a diploma in journalism from Seneca Polytechnic and holds a Media Foundations certificate from Humber College. Craig previously interned ...

Dealing with daily emails on Apple Watch is probably low on the list of things you want to do with the wrist-worn device, especially since you can't actually write or respond to emails in the Apple ...

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 ...