Ever wish the stock Mail app could show only your unread messages? Or only messages that have attachments? It can, if you know where to look. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands ...

Mailbox for iPhone lets you send each email to a list, set it to snooze for a certain number of hours or days, or even just archive the email if you want. In addition, you can mark emails as read or ...

You can manage email faster and more efficiently by identifying important messages without reading any words. Outlook makes this possible by giving you the ability to format different types of email ...

There is a quick fix if Mail in OS X does not properly report the number of unread messages in its dock icon. The default email client in OS X is Apple’s Mail program, which offers the ability to ...

In iOS 7, Apple introduced the option to add an "Unread" mailbox to the iOS Mail app, giving users a place to aggregate all incoming email for quick access. The feature was never widely publicized, ...

If you don’t regularly check your email throughout the day, the unread badge count on your iPhone or iPad is an indispensable part of your workflow. When it works, that is. If your iOS Mail app is ...

Keeping email accounts free of unnecessary messages helps to remove clutter from the mailboxes on your company's mobile devices. It can also free up valuable storage space. Emails on devices running ...

Until now, when reading Gmail on my Mac, I used a shortcut created in Chrome (Gmail opened as an app). While it looked like ...

One of the marks of how busy you are – or how well your spam filters are set up – is how many unread emails you have in your inbox. [trumpkin] over on Instructables posted a great tutorial for making ...

On my iPad the Mail icon constantly shows four new, unread emails, even though I actually have none. When I go into Mail and look at the list of mailboxes, it appears the four unread emails are in ...

When you have 1,000 unread emails, it can feel like you cannot use your inbox again until you have finished reading all 1,000 ...