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That smartphones are the most used devices to browse the internet, everyone already knows. For a while, it was even thought that they would put an end to email, with so many applications and social networks. However, what happened is that they revolutionized electronic mail. Proof of this is the plethora of email apps for Android and iPhone that exist on the internet.
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If we visit the Google Play Store or the App Store, we will notice that many of these apps are from major providers, such as Google, Microsoft and Yahoo. But there are also some independent applications that promise many functions.
To help you, we've separated 5 options for email apps for Android and iPhone. Keep reading to find out more!
5 types of email apps
We separate the 5 types of best email applications on the market that can be a great option for receiving messages:
1 – Spark (iPhone e Mac)
Dedicated to iPhone and Mac, Spark filters the most important emails from your inbox so you can deal with the most urgent ones first. There are also other categories on the homepage, such as newsletters and pinned emails. It also has other features that are great for anyone who needs to track email responses, such as:
Snooze Emails: Put emails back in your inbox when you can respond; Send later: schedule another time to send the email so the recipient isn't surprised with a response at 3 am; Remember to follow up: If the recipient doesn't respond, you'll be notified with a message later.
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For those using team email, it also allows you to privately comment on all of your organization's messages without the recipient seeing them. In addition, it allows you to create shared drafts and send links in emails to other people.
You can also configure the app to only receive notifications for important emails, blocking unknown emails and automatic senders. Accepts Google, Exchange, Yahoo! accounts. Mail, iCloud, Outlook, KerioConnect and IMAP. Download Spark for iOS (free).
2 – Outlook (Android e iPhone)
The official Microsoft app is also a good option for anyone using Android or iPhone. In addition to managing emails, it also integrates with the calendar, collects files in the cloud (email attachments, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox) and displays your contact list. Despite being a lot of information, the visuals are very easy to use.
The app offers a unified inbox, swipe gestures (archive/delete), email scheduling, priority inbox (for your most important emails) and OneDrive file attachments, Dropbox and Google Drive integration. It also accepts any type of account (Office 365, Outlook.com, Exchange, Yahoo! Mail, iCloud, Google, IMAP) and is available for Android and iPhone. Windows 10 already has a native Mail app, which can be configured with Outlook; the Mac app is only available to those with an Office 365 subscription.
3 – Inbox
Google's own Inbox is an excellent choice for those who want more of Gmail's features. It integrates reminders added directly to the inbox, groups messages into different categories, also manages to snooze emails, and displays message highlights such as attached videos or flight information.
Inbox only accepts Google accounts, but you can use this trick to receive emails from other Gmail accounts. It's not ideal, but it works. The app is available for Android, iOS and the web.
4 – Astro
As a bonus, Astro is an email app that uses artificial intelligence to organize your inbox. It analyzes how you interact with your inbox and suggests how to organize your inbox, suggest unsubscribe lists, or suggest you add someone to your VIP list.
With this addition, the inbox is divided into two tabs: Priority and Other. You can download and try it for free for Android, iOS, macOS, and even Slack.
5 – Blue Mail
Blue Mail is one of the most popular email apps. The tool supports many email clients including Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Office 365, POP3, IMAP or Exchange. So far, we know that it meets the basic requirements. But apart from that, the app has tons of settings, fully configurable menus, and even a dark theme to keep the blue light from harming your eyes.
A very useful option, especially since the light from the screen can be harmful. Blue Mail also has smart features and a calendar. The best thing about Blue Mail is that all email management features are free.
