Why should iPhones have all the fun? The Dropbox-owned email client Mailbox is finally bringing its clean aesthetic and "inbox zero"-friendly features to Android and Mac desktops. At their launch ...

Dropbox has announced that the Android version of its popular email client Mailbox will arrive today. The company also showed off a Mac version of the app, which is currently accepting beta signups.

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After being acquired by Dropbox, the company finally announced that Mailbox has officially arrived on Android. For those of you who’ve been waiting over a year to see what the fuss is about, here’s a ...

The app that promised iOS users email in-box bliss heads to the Google Play store, and it's also being tested for Mac desktops. Donna Tam covers Amazon and other fun stuff for CNET News. She is a San ...

A year after acquiring mobile-first email management iOS app Mailbox, today Dropbox launched Mailbox for Android, and previewed a beta version for desktop. It also showed off a new “Auto-swipe” ...

Mailbox, the insanely popular email app for iPhone, has finally arrived for Android and desktop computers today. The app that was so popular last year that cloud storage company Dropbox bought it just ...

If you’re a fan of the “inbox zero” mentality when it comes to managing email, odds are you’ve tried Mailbox for Android. The app, which was an iOS exclusive for some time, makes it easier than ever ...

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Mailbox, an app built by the cloud storage provider Dropbox to offer relief to those overwhelmed by their email, is coming to Android. Since its launch a little over a year ago, the app has been ...

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