The third-party email client known as Mailbox was an instant hut when it came to iOS last year. After being acquired by cloud storage provider Dropbox, the company set to work developing a version of ...

Sometimes constant complaints turn into secular litanies. There’s no louder litany these days than the cursing and swearing of those who can’t cope with the stress of overflowing email inboxes. Inbox ...

Not too long ago, the Dropbox-acquired company, Mailbox, released its dedicated Android app which came with a new Auto-swipe feature. Recently, Mailbox for iOS received an update, bumping it to ...

Popular email client Mailbox introduced an “auto-swipe” feature with its arrival on Android two weeks ago, and now it has brought this function to its iOS app, which is touted to recognize your ...

A year after acquiring mobile-first email management iOS app Mailbox, today Dropbox launched Mailbox for Android, and previewed a beta version for desktop. It also showed off a new “Auto-swipe” ...

The iOS version of the email app adds a new feature that tries to predict what you want to do with a particular email. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

Purchased last year by Dropbox, Mailbox is already one of the most intuitive apps on the iPhone and iPad for rapidly reaching inbox zero. Employing a series of swipes, Mailbox users can quickly delete ...

Mailbox 2.0 for iOS is here and brings a hosts of enhancements and goodies. Chief among the additions is auto-swipe, a feature that launched first on Mailbox’s new Android app. As previously explained ...

Alongside Carousel, today Dropbox also announced an update to Mailbox for iOS and showed the first screenshots of a Mailbox beta for OS X. In Mailbox for iOS, Dropbox is introducing a feature called ...

As promised, Mailbox has added its intelligent Auto-swipe feature in a new update. Tighter integration with Dropbox, the app’s parent company, has also been added to sync preferences across devices.

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. “Who in their right mind would build an email client?” Gentry Underwood asked himself nearly two ...