Apple released iOS 18.3 in January, and that update brought some bug fixes to your iPhone. But when Apple released iOS 18.2 in December, it brought a handful of Apple Intelligence features, like ...
A report from Mark Gurman in Bloomberg makes the very reasonable suggestion that automatic email categorization in Apple Mail, already present since iOS 18 arrived on the iPhone, is coming to Macs and ...
If you’re fortunate, yours contains only messages from people you wish to communicate with. Realistically, though, most are cluttered with newsletters, receipts, social media digests, and more. These ...
Effectively managing your email is essential for maintaining productivity and making sure that important messages are not lost in the clutter of your inbox. Apple’s Mail app, available on iPhone, iPad ...
Subject is self-explanatory: does what it says on the tin. Which is more than I can say for this bizarre fork in features between Apple Mail on iPhone and iPad or Mac. Why aren’t the new email ...
In iOS 18.2, Apple introduced a significant update to the Mail app by adding a new Categories feature. This feature, which works on any supported iPhone like the iPhone 16, aims to help users manage ...
With iOS 18.2, Apple Mail introduced automatic email categorization on iPhone. Similar to Gmail, the feature sorts emails into four tabs: Primary, Transactions, Updates, and Promotions. iPadOS 18.4 ...
And with Writing Tools, it can reply to your emails for you, too. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac With the new automatic mail categorization in Apple Mail, you can organize your emails and keep ...
Apple redesigned the Mail app on iPhones with the release of iOS 18.2 update back in December, but strangely skipped the treatment for iPads and Macs. The company has finally made a course correction ...
Zach began writing for CNET in November, 2021 after writing for a broadcast news station in his hometown, Cincinnati, for five years. You can usually find him reading and drinking coffee or watching a ...
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