Newton Mail Says Goodbye to the Sent Folder With a New Update
As messaging apps continue to the main way for many of us to communicate, email is a bit of a relic. Instead of being able to see all of your sent and received communication on one screen, you need to jump back and forth from the inbox and sent mail folders.
But the popular app Newton Mail is dragging email into the present with a new update.
A More Conversational Take on Email
With update, when starting a new conversation or replying, it will appear right on top of your Inbox. Everything will be sorted by activity, just like a chat app.
To make sure the new feature is active, you will have to turn Conversation View on.
The app itself is definitely one of the best third-party options on the App Store. Some of the headlining features include read receipts, snooze, send later, undo send, sender profile, and connected apps.
For anyone looking for a more powerful and feature-packed option than Apple’s stock email solution, Newton Mail could very well be the perfect answer
The app itself is definitely one of the best third-party options on the App Store. Some of the headlining features include read receipts, snooze, send later, undo send, sender profile, and connected apps.
Newton Mail is designed for the iPhone and all iPad models. It can be downloaded now on the App Store for free.
You can use the app for free for 14 days. After that, you’ll need to purchase a subscription for $49.99 annually or $4.99 per month.
For anyone looking for a more powerful and feature-packed option than Apple’s stock email solution, Newton Mail could very well be the perfect answer. And the new update takes a big step towards making email a more modern means of communication.
Never send an accidental email again
One of my worst nightmares is sending an email too soon. It's easy to do, but Newton Mail has your back when it happens to you. If you accidentally tap "Send" too soon, you have a few seconds to undo that action. Just tap "Undo" at the bottom right of the screen, and it'll be like you never hit the "Send" button at all.
