Email management app Boxer wants to help users tame the inboxes on their mobile phones. But since launch last summer, it has only been available on iOS. To help speed the development of its app for ...

Yes, yes, email is still broken. Despite some innovative ideas about how to fix it and some awesome apps that have cropped up over the past several years, too many of us are still slaves to our ...

Dan Seifert is an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service journalism programs. Dan has covered the technology world for over a decade at The Verge. The mobile email app space is ...

No doubt, the successful Twitter (TWTR) IPO shows the value of being mobile-first. But with thousands of companies in the space, the environment is pretty intense. Yet for Boxer – which has an app ...

Boxer will be the default email app for Cyanogen OS devices, starting with the Lollipop-based release 12, due in the following months. Through its boisterous CEO, Kirt McMaster, Cyanogen has made no ...

Boxer was acquired by VMware last October, after a long history as a popular email app for people who want more than just the default application that comes with their smartphone or tablet.

Boxer, which launched in June, might now have an edge on competitors such as Mailbox with a recently announced integration with the SaneBox email filtering platform.

Boxer, the company behind the slick email client that now ships as the default provider on Cyanogen OS, has just announced and released a new calendar app. The aptly-named Boxer Calendar will offer ...

At this point in the mobile Internet's evolution, you'd think it would be relatively painless to send attached files through your native email client on iOS. In reality it's not, but touch gesture ...

It seems like every major tech company needs to have an email app these days, and VMware is no exception. The company launched a new version of the Boxer iOS app on Tuesday for companies using VMware ...