Mailbox For OS X Enters Into Open Beta Phase

If you have a smartphone and check emails on it regularly, chances are you might have heard of the email app called Mailbox. One of the reasons the app is so popular is because of its clean and simple user interface, and how the developers push users towards having an empty inbox, which is usually a sign that you have replied all the emails that needs attending to.

The app eventually made its way onto the desktop and the good news is that if you’re a Mac user looking to get your hands on the app, you can now do so. The developers behind Mailbox have recently announced that the app is now in open beta, which means that anyone on OS X can just go right ahead and download it for themselves.

Prior to this, Mailbox for OS X was in a closed/private beta where users had to get their hands on beta codes in order to participate. By taking it into an open beta, more users will now be able to experience the app for themselves.

The desktop version will share similar features to the mobile version and will sync across devices, so users can reply and compose emails, schedule emails, or delete them on either device without worry. If you’d like to check out the app for yourself, head on over to its website for the download.

Tyler Lee
Categories: Computers
Tags: Apps, OS X