Email is a painfully out-of-date technology, but it’s not going anywhere. A new startup, Inbox, is launching its “next-generation email platform” as an alternative to aging protocols like IMAP and ...

Compared to Gmail, Google’s Inbox app is a complete reimagining of email. Sure, it borrows plenty of features from earlier services like Mailbox, but it brings new features to the table as well, and ...

Google announced today that its recently introduced Inbox email service is now open to everyone without an invite. In addition to removing the need for an invite system, the company also added some ...

Google is shaking things up again, this time on the Gmail front. If you use Gmail you may have seen a new option to set up inbox tabs. As always, we want to keep you up-to-date on all the cool new ...

Seven months after it first previewed Inbox, Google announced today at its I/O developer conference that the app is now open to anyone with a Gmail or Google Apps account. (Google also announced that ...

Here’s how you know if you’re in a long-term relationship destined to go the distance: You have access to your significant other’s e-mail inbox — and it disgusts you. Too unruly, too tidy, too many ...

Inbox, the email startup founded by Dropbox and MIT alums offering modern APIs that allow developers to build new applications on top of email’s aging underpinnings, is today taking steps to make it ...