A Desktop Email Client May Be Best For You If: You have multiple email addresses with different domains, and enjoy checking, reading, and responding from each one as each address, all in one place.

Webmail is great, portable, and accessible everywhere, but desktop email clients have a ton of great benefits too. From encryption you can trust to easy backups, there are a ton of great features ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Encrypted email service ProtonMail has come a long way since its ...

Microsoft Outlook isn't the only email client on the block. Check out our top picks for the best desktop email clients available for Windows and Mac OS X.

Mailbox, the ultra-awesome email client owned by Dropbox, is making its way onto the desktop. By doing so, it'll be coming full circle and providing a seamless user experience on all the devices ...

The newly designed user interface for eM Client 7.1 helps users manage S/MIME and PGP certificates and keys with ease, reducing the complexity that can be found in other email clients.

The fusion of web services and desktop software is a holy grail of computing bliss that few can claim. The web can often be clunky and limited by the constraints of a browser, while the data in ...

Many of the tasks we’ve traditionally undertaken have been moving over to mobile over the past few years thanks to devices like the iPhone that have shifted our expectations. Email usage is one ...

Desktop e-mail clients are far more likely than webmail to bring everything together in a consistent, elegant way. 5. Better rules MobileMe’s webmail interface offers no rules for filtering your ...

There has been a war raging for over a decade now: desktop client or webmail? Like the Mac versus PC debate and so many others in the world of technology, they become full-fledged jihads over what ...

In an era when applications are moving into the web browser, the maker of the world's most popular open-source e-mail client wants you to stay on the desktop. Later this month, Mozilla will ...