iPhone apps S/D

Like liter

email is easy just get messages and reply to them, why does everyone have to make such a big complicated mess of this

don't use mailbox

Gmail app has been fast and reliable IME. It would be nice if it would snooze emails.

also like if you get in the flow of using mailbox then what do you do when youre using gmail webmail there is no scheduling option there

You can use Boomerang for scheduling when using Gmail on your computer.

gmail app sucks on my ipad, it takes forever to refresh the inbox

yeah it does on my iphone too... i dont know whats up with that

if only ios came with something built in that you could use

I was very excited about Mailbox but am underwhelmed and deleted it.

gmail app looks real nice and plays nicer w/ gmail than mail app does but dang is it slow and annoying, mailbox is way better

love the scheduling, unified inbox, gestures, its faster than gmail too

if only ios came with something built in that you could use

― markers, Monday, April 15, 2013 3:01 PM (3 hours ago) Bookmark

'mail' is fast true but it looks dumb now after i got used to gmail

support pencil thin sans serif fonts against pure white backgrounds for everything

mail.app is useless at searching inboxes

Mail has lost more than one draft of mine in dodgy network conditions. Still, it's better than the "you'll always have network" Gmail app

Sparrow is still pretty rad

i wouldn't feel comfortable using it knowing the company was acquired

While we’ll be working on new things at Google, we will continue to make Sparrow available and provide support for our users.

it's better than the gmail app! and it's... owned by the same people!

dom leca sold out, give in to the only real mail client on ios

Mail?

Because Mailbox is owned by Dropbox

yeah mail

mail suxxx

that's what i use. but then again i'm crazy and use @me for my email. i have a gmail account but it just sits there. if i were still on gmail i'd use google's gmail app

please don't tell me you're all on fantastical too

and cobook or whatever

the last post on sparrow's blog is their acquistion post

let's take bets whether or not this will be another posterous sitch where they keep it around for a bit until they don't

then again i think friendfeed is still up

http://friendfeed.com

wonder what the future of the mailbox gmail relationship is

fantastical is pretty good!

my most used iPhone apps are:
- Chrome
- Twitterrific
- Pocket
- facebook
- Zing
- Scratch
- KitCam
- Kindle
- Mailbox

oh yeah, and Fantastical and Google Maps

you aren't using Apple's new Maps, are you

well i just have an ipad, not an iphone, so the navigation component isn't a big deal to me right now. when i mess around with maps on the device though, it's apple maps.

when i borrowed a family member's iphone to get somewhere i think i used apple maps though. lol

my most used iPhone apps are:
- Chrome
- Twitterrific
- Pocket
- facebook
- Zing
- Scratch
- KitCam
- Kindle
- Mailbox

safari, twitter, instapaper, facebook, safari, huh, camera i guess, kindle and ibooks, mail

i also use the other icloud stuff like notes, reminders, and calendar

guess which podcasts app i use

YOU'RE RIGHT

scanner pro for "scanning"

instapaper is good but really datefd

I mean, there are apps that do that shit better now. Check out Pocket!

for whatever reason i've never used pocket. i'm a marco fan though.

honestly markers, some people who like to blog are good software developers but that's not really a good correlation

how often do you run into problems with pocket?

i'd also be interested in hearing why you think instapaper is dated

it's true that it seems like he's not devoting much time to improving it now that he's got the magazine. the last major revision was fall 2011

pleco, skritter, evernote, mail (ugh), zing, riposte, tweetbot, foursquare, patter, reeder, icab, pocket weather, google, google maps

instapaper is about to get a major update (and new app, therefore new fee)

where did you see that?

marco

i follow him on twitter, read his blog, and listen to his podcast, and i hadn't heard that