Inbox, the email startup founded by Dropbox and MIT alums offering modern APIs that allow developers to build new applications on top of email’s aging underpinnings, is today taking steps to make it ...

Founded by Dropbox and MIT alums, a new startup called Inbox is launching out of stealth today, hoping to power the next generation of email applications. Similar to the newly launched Gmail API, ...

Email startup Inbox is launching an open source email app to make it easier for developers to use the email app. The company, which was founded by Dropbox and MIT graduates, has also revealed the ...

When we first wrote about PowerInbox a few months ago, I was impressed by how the company was attempting to make email do more than just send messages back and forth. By custom-coding its own ...

On the first day of its I/O developer conference Google made a series of iOS-related announcements, including making Inbox available to everyone, bringing its Cardboard virtual reality technology to ...

Last week, Google released a brand new email service called Inbox. If you're new to Inbox or just confused about what it does and how it works, here's what we've found after a week of using it as a ...

You probably spend a lot of time dealing with email. A 2012 McKinsey Global Institute study stated that "The average interaction worker spends an estimated 28% of the workweek managing e-mail." For a ...

Back in 2014, the folks at Google responsible for Gmail did something unexpected: They introduced a new email app. On the back end, Inbox was the same thing as Gmail, and worked with your existing ...

Email inboxes are the bane of many people’s lives, filling with spam and other promotional information perhaps we could do without reading. Allowing us to just focus on only the emails that are ...

You’ve been away from your desk for an hour—just one hour!—and already, you’ve got 20 or 30 email messages stacked up in your inbox. It could be nothing more than the usual pile of newsletters, retail ...