6 Most Popular Email Providers Better Than Gmail and Yahoo Mail

In 2012, Gmail overtook Hotmail to become the most popular email provider in the world. Since claiming the crown, it’s showing no signs of slowing down. Today, the service boasts more than one billion users. The other go-to free email provider is Yahoo Mail. Sure, its user numbers pale into insignificance compared with Gmail (it
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7 iCloud Mail Tips for Better a Email Experience

Apple hands out free email addresses with every new Apple ID registered. It might not be the powerhouse that is Gmail, but iCloud Mail is still a useful email service to have at your disposal. If you already use your iCloud Mail address, make sure you’re familiar with features like aliases and mail rules. If
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How to Turn Off Mail Notifications in Windows 10

Despite the growth of apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, we still send over 2 billion emails every year. Given that, it’s easy to see how the email notification on Windows 10 could be annoying. Thankfully, there is a way to turn of email notifications in Windows 10, though it’s not as apparent as it should
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How to Send Personalized Mass Emails in Outlook With Mail Merge

Mail Merge is like one of those old friends you haven’t called for years. Underestimated and ignored, until the day you need them badly. You just don’t realize its potential until you’ve been delegated the job of managing a few hundred invites at the last minute. Maybe, they are a bunch of wedding invites or
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The New Yahoo Mail Is Actually Rather Good

Yahoo Mail has been given a major makeover. It’s now cleaner, faster, and more able to compete with the likes of Gmail and Outlook. There’s also a new Yahoo Mail Pro option for people who are so deeply ensconced in the Yahoo ecosystem they’re willing to pay to be a part of it. The mugs.
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How to Make Apple Mail a Better Desktop Email Client

Complex, ugly, boring — that was what I thought of my Mac’s Mail app every time I opened it. Enjoying the likes of Airmail and Kiwi and knowing the benefits of using a third-party mail app might have had something to do with it. Recently, I decided to switch to default Mac apps to cut down on app
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