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iPhone 4.0 improves Mail, finally brings unified inbox

April 8, 2010 by Marin Perez - 3 Comments

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Apple seems to be hitting all the right notes with its iPhone 4.0 unveiling, as it has already shown off third-party multitasking, and it is also improving the mail experience, including a unified inbox.

Having a combined inbox is huge because I don’t know many people who only use one e-mail account. For business folks, Apple has also added the ability to use more than one Microsoft Exchange account – a big, big boost. The other improvements are relatively minor but could add up to a better overall experience. First, you can organize messages by threads, switching between inboxes should be quick and you can now use applications to open attachments.

These are all good, if not major, moves by Apple. In fact, I wish Android would take a few hints and get it together with a unified inbox already.

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