Mailbox for iOS has been updated to v1.5.0 which comes with cloud search, account specific signatures and the usual bug fixes and performance improvements.
Mailbox for iOS has been updated to v1.5.0 which comes with cloud search, account specific signatures and the usual bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Just a quick heads-up: Mailbox has been updated to v1.3 and it’s now an universal app made for both the iPhone and iPad.
Just a quick heads-up: Mailbox has been updated to v1.3 and it’s now an universal app made for both the iPhone and iPad. If you’re not familiar with Maibox, you can read our initial review of the app, or jump over the break to check out Mailbox for iPhone in action…
After releasing a first update yesterday, Mailbox has just announced their blog that the email client for iOS is now available without the wait….
After releasing a first update yesterday, Mailbox has just announced their blog that the email client for iOS is now available without the wait….
Good news! Mailbox is now available without having to wait in line. After 10 weeks of around-the-clock hard work, our engineering team has scaled the Mailbox service to deliver over 100 million messages per day (and growing). We believe we can now confidently handle new users as they sign up, so we’ve pulled down the reservation system.
For a full review, check out this post. Mailbox is available for free in the app store…
Mailbox has just been updated to v1.2.0
Mailbox has been updated to v1.2.0. Check out the changelog below. For a full review of the app, check out this post…
Mailbox is available for free in the app store…
here’s a review of mailbox email app for iPhone. Learn why the wait is well worthed
Mailbox has been at the center of everyone’s attention for the last few days. Well, at least those of us who follow such things anyway. To be truthful, I can’t remember the last time an email app has garnered so much attention… Or any app for that matter. So, why? What makes this app so special that, as of this writing, there are reportedly over 700,000 people waiting in line (A line? I’ll explain in a min)to get to use it? That is indeed a great question. But the answer is not simply as black and white as one would expect.
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learn how to bypass mailbox’s wait time
So you downloaded that crazy new mail app everyone is buzzing about, good for you! Unfortunately if your like the other 325,000 people waiting in line, all you get to see is the waiting list screen. Fear not dear reader, we at FSM have your back, and a slick little trick to get you to the front of that crazy long line.
Jump over the break to check out how to bypass mailbox’s waiting period…
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Created by Orchestra, the company behind the popular to-do list app of the same name, Mailbox eschews most of the regular functions of an email client and replaces them with new swipe gestures.
Created by Orchestra, the company behind the popular to-do list app of the same name, Mailbox eschews most of the regular functions of an email client and replaces them with new swipe gestures. Swiping a message in your inbox to the right archives it; swiping to your left saves it for later, which means it schedules it to pop up back in your inbox at a later more opportune time; swiping to the right and holding it deletes the message, and swiping to the left and holding it brings up a menu where you move or relabel the message.
