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The default Mail app on Mac leaves a lot to desire. The app lacks many customizations and pro features that power users need from an email app. Don’t worry though. The Mac ecosystem is filled with excellent third-party email apps that get t

Mailbird has been around since 2012. Since then, it has managed to carve an impressive reputation for itself with its remarkable set of features and modern interface. What makes this email client an absolute favorite is its support for social media

Microsoft’s OneNote is an interesting and feature-rich note-taking application from the Redmond giant. You can draw on the page, insert images and files, and paste text and links among other things. While it’s very robust, it can still take

If you have a friend or work associate that speaks in a tongue different than your own, it’s likely you don’t understand not only their spoken language, but also their written or typed text. One way you could circumvent is this is to open Google

As we discussed earlier, IMAP is a mail protocol that lets you download and synchronize mails from server to your computer, and access them with the help of mail clients such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird etc. In IMAP technology, there is

Thunderbird is a desktop email client from Mozilla, a nice free alternative to Microsoft’s Outlook. You can easily set up gmail in that if you prefer desktop email apps. This article is a step by step guide to setting up gmail in Thunderbird. You c