I have come across several people who have had
serious issues with their emails. Some say that handling loads of emails irks
them massively and so they have been looking for a clutter-free email inbox,
one that could stack their emails up in as structured a manner as possible. So,
I, generally, am on a constant prowl for such iOS apps which can solve their
issues with emails. Last week, I happened to get acquainted with a new app
“Mail Pilot 2” and thought to do a small piece on it. Enough of talking and
let’s get started with the work then!!!
Mail Pilot 2 has come up with a nice, simple and
decent user interface; one which is eye-catching because of the subtle
combination of colors used in its various themes. The app arranges the emails
in the order they are received and gives your inbox a unique outlook of a sort
of check list. Swiping gestures are used to navigate around in the app. The
user can set up as many standard IMAP email accounts as desired as the app sets
no such restriction in this regard.
The main view of the app is your inbox in which
the mails are featured in a chronological order. The user can perform tasks
such as reply, reply all, forwarding, moving email to another folder, delete,
add to archive etc. The app lets you append attachments through iCloud,
Dropbox, Google Drive and Camera Roll import. My experience while appending
attachments with the app was rather disturbing since the app froze or crashed
whenever I tapped the attachment button.
New messages can be checked using pull-to-refresh
gesture, however, its proximity with pulling the screen down for Notification
Centre is a bit vexing. If you happen to set up multiple email accounts in the
app, you can have customized signatures, aliases, themes and folders for each
email account. Overall, the app needs some fine tuning to be done by the
developers. But you can certainly have a look at the app for yourself and
decide what suits you the most!
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