Boxer email app updated with HTML signatures, Outlook push notifications and more

Boxer, the popular gesture-based email app developed by Taskbox, has just received another significant update, which introduces a number of new features and improvements. The latest update to Boxer is highlighted by a trio of new major features. First off, there's support for HTML signatures, allowing you to spruce up your email signature with rich text formatting including boldface and italics. There's also the ability to create new folders and labels right within the app. And then there's the much-requested support for push notifications for Outlook.com. Note that Boxer also supports Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, iCloud, AOL, Exchange, and IMAP accounts. The new version of Boxer also lets you mark all of your archived messages as read and permanently delete your emails in the trash folder. The new Boxer update also includes badge count tweaks (now updates while the app is in use) and the following improvements:

• Your flagged emails in exchange will now sync correctly
• Moving messages to folders will now happen significantly faster
• Fixed issues with the keyboard when entering your passcode
• Eliminated occasional blank notes when sending to Evernote
• Fixed a number of crashes
• Added support for more IMAP servers
• Newly created Outlook.com accounts now use IMAP/OAuth
• Message cell now shows Recipient for Sent Emails
• Improved Compose Email animations and contact behavior
• Search performance enhancements
• ActiveSync improvements

Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad running iOS 7.0 or later, the new version of Boxer is available now on the App Store for $9.99 for the full edition and free for the lite edition. Boxer was previously updated in November last year with universal support for iPad and in February with new customization options. For more recently updated email apps, see also: CloudMagic email app updated with complete mailbox access and other enhancements, Acompli Email App Updated With Google Drive And Dropbox Integration, and Birdseye Mail For iPad Now Supports iCloud, Yahoo, AOL And FastMail.

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