The best calendar app on the Mac is Fantastical ($9.99). Like other Mac apps for Yosemite, it runs in the background and a menu bar icon shows the calendar when the user clicks on it (see above). To add an appointment type into the box in the top of the drop down box. Use natural language to enter appointments. Yosemite just might be the iconic US National Park. A land of giants, massive granite cliffs and domes providing the setting for dramatic waterfalls to tumble thousands of feet over. Your journey starts as you approach the Park entrances with an overview of the geological features you’ll be viewing and how time and the elements have shaped. With the release of Yosemite this month, Apple introduced a whole range of new features as well as updated apps. One of the apps that got a makeover in the process of developing Yosemite was Mail. Best Free Mail Apps for Mac. Without further delay, here we have the list of mail apps for mac os x that are tested and compatible with latest OS X Yosemite. The apps listed here require minimum OS X 10.7 and above to run. Sparrow mail app was very popular when it released couple of years ago. Unfortunately Google acquired Sparrow and killed.
With the release of Yosemite this month, Apple introduced a whole range of new features as well as updated apps. One of the apps that got a makeover in the process of developing Yosemite was Mail.
I hear a lot of people prefer third-party solutions over Apple’s own Mail app. Personally, I love it. I won’t go into the details, but I will say that, thanks to Yosemite, I have yet another reason to stick by its side.
Markup
Mail in Yosemite comes with this awesome Markup feature that lets you annotate your emails with all kinds of drawing tools, colors, shapes, text, and highlighters, essentially turning it into a presentation tool of sorts.
Before Yosemite, I used to employ the help of apps like Skitch to annotate PDFs and photos. Annotating is on my everyday agenda. Whether I’m putting together a how-to guide or showing our lead developer where to insert a handy tool in the backend we work with, annotating is vital to me.
What makes annotating awesome in Mail is the ease of it. Instead of loading my file in a separate app, making the edits, saving that file, and finally attaching it to my email, now I get to do it all in Mail. Plus, if I change my mind about a certain edit, I can just revert with CMD+Z, or if I forget to insert something just as I’m preparing to send that email, I no longer have to take the attachment out and put it back in. It’s a breeze!
Other mail “essentials”
Markup is a personal favorite, but that’s not all the new Mail in Yosemite has to offer. You can also include your signature (yes, the one you make with a pen) and use Mail Drop to send attachments as large as 5GB per message.
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It works with iCloud (naturally), and if your recipients use Mail in OS X Yosemite as well, they’ll receive the attachment just like before. Users on a different client or OS will receive a link to download the attachment.
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Mail Drop is free (unlike other services where this much storage quota requires a monthly fee), and it works with all kinds of email services, including the most popular ones today: Gmail, Yahoo, and Microsoft Exchange.
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So that’s Mail in OS X Yosemite. If you care about your messages and how others see them, consider giving it a try. Especially the markup thing.