Yahoo debuted a new Mail app back in the fall, and today the mobile software is getting a few new features. First, both the Android and iOS versions will allow you to customize your swipes. This ...

Yahoo has launched its latest Mail app with a number of updates designed to help users track receipts, shipments, gift cards and "free trial" subscriptions that need to be cancelled by a certain date.

At launch, Yahoo! Mail looks like just about any other tablet mail app that came before it (albeit a bit more… purpley.) You’ve got your inbox’s contents running down the left, and clicking ...

In fact, the original Yahoo Mail app is already extremely lightweight, ... whenever you launch Yahoo mobile web, your inbox will automatically access the most current code base.

— -- Yahoo announced a new set of social media features for its e-mail service yesterday that will incorporate a set of friends (Yahoo calls them "connections"), third-party applications and ...

Yahoo's email service rolled out an interesting new feature today that filters your inbox to show only emails from contacts or "connections" to help you get to your most important emails first.

Tip%3A Yahoo is making encryption a default on its Mail app Q. Syncing my Gmail to the Mail app in Apple's new Mavericks computer operating system seems broken; messages keep showing up in the ...

Yahoo did decide to freshen it up a bit, and the company also introduced some new Mail app features as well. The company says that this new app “offers an inbox experience designed to save time ...

Essentially, Yahoo tried to bring the browser-based inbox in line with the Yahoo Mail app as much as possible, implementing a bunch of controls found in that app.

The venerable email service’s iOS and Android versions get their most thorough makeover of the Marissa Mayer era. And now it has. That ambitious something is a updated version of the Yahoo Mail ...

Yahoo. When users open the app they will see their Yahoo mail inbox, but with a new panel at the bottom with icons marked “Mail,” “News” and “Today.” ...