Out of curiosity, how many people use the native Mail app?

[Just_Me_D]

Really???? I am loving it. Why did you switch back? I don't like that Outlook tries to bundle everything together, mail, calendar etc...

What I like:
. Fast app
. Plenty of configuration settings

What I dislike:
. The UI needs to be a bit more polished and simple
. Syncing issues

 

[Just_Me_D]

I've had it for a couple hours now and it won't let me set up my exchange account so it may not last. I'm waiting to hear from the developer as to a possible reason/fix.

I hear you. The app is definitely promising and off to a good start, but it's not quite there yet for "me". I will continue to test it out with each new update, but right now, Outlook is the new Top Dawg on my iPhone in regard to 3rd-party email apps...

 

[bamf-hacker]

What I like:
. Fast app
. Plenty of configuration settings

What I dislike:
. The UI needs to be a bit more polished and simple
. Syncing issues

There was an update today. UI didn't change, but there were other fixes

 

[thisisjn]

Lately stopped bec of the notifications. Boxer is currently my best choice.

 

[phreddyl]

I always seem to go back to stock app. Think I'll sit airmail out for now.

 

[Just_Me_D]

I always seem to go back to stock app. Think I'll sit airmail out for now.

Same here, although I'm really enjoying Outlook right now. It's come a long way since its introduction early last year so I think I'll continue to use it for a bit.

 

[Zachary Neyhart]

I use Gmail and Chrome instead of mail and safari

 

[ipaulius]

Native Mail app is my main email client on my iphone.
I do use Gmail app as well.

 

[Waterbag]

I would like to ask few questions regarding Airmail vs Apple mail (for both iOS and OSX).

Are there differences in security, reliability, stability and performance when apple mail in ios and osx is better?

Do you trust third party mail application with sensitive bussiness emails?

Thanks

 

[Jonnie LasVegas]

I've never even opened the native mail app, so I don't really have an opinion on it. I've only ever used Outlook being a Windows Phone convert. That said it's still the email app I use. I love it since it is familiar to me.

 

[AustinIllini]

I use the Inbox by Gmail app for my personal email, but for my work, we have a MSFT Exchange Server which runs so smoothly on the iOS suite of default tools.

 

[2015Girl]

I use the stock email.

 

[mumfoau]

Mail app dropped the ball again. Drove 30 minutes to a class that was canceled last evening but had no clue because I haven't gotten an email since yesterday afternoon

 

[metalchick719]

I use it with Yahoo, always have.

 

[Rockdog97]

I use Outlook. I used to use Mailbox until that got canned, so I switched to Outlook. Handles multiple emails great w/o having to jump from one to the other.

 

[jamielampert]

I have been using it for years. I am waiting for my invite code from polymail

 

[judgetom]

I would like to ask few questions regarding Airmail vs Apple mail (for both iOS and OSX).

Are there differences in security, reliability, stability and performance when apple mail in ios and osx is better?

Do you trust third party mail application with sensitive bussiness emails?

Thanks

Well apple mail clients both iOS and MacOS X are perfectly embedded. I use mail certs for signing mail and had never any issue with the native clients.

No I do not trust 3rd party applications for business mail because for pushing mails to your system they want all your login credentials and store them on their servers.

 

[anon(9132077)]

Apple's native Mail App is great. I've always used it. I've never had a problem with it. As usual with Apple, it's simple and does everything I would ever need. Not to mention, it's nice to press on an email in a text or web page etc, and have the native app pull up to use already.

 

[Superjudge]

I use Outlook. Apple's app isn't very powerful.

 

[anon(8410015)]

I have a gmail account but use the stock app, I think it works better than the gmail app.