With OS X Yosemite, Apple introduced a host of useful features for creating and sending emails, including Mail Drop and Markup, which allows users to send messages up to 5GB in size and annotate ...

If you are in the habit of sending large files, like presentations, videos and images, via email then you are likely to often see the alert that your attachment has exceeded the file size. For iOS 9.2 ...

Email is still the easiest way to send files to people (or even to yourself), but it all tends to fall down if you have to send something much larger than a picture. Fortunately, Mail Drop can help ...

Washington — President Trump has opened a new front in his war on mail-in voting, adding ballot drop boxes to his enemy list even as they're mostly being embraced as a way to expand access to voting.

Apple added a clever option in its 2014 Mac operating system update for letting the Mail app handle large files. Many email servers limit the file size of attachments to something that can be quite ...

Recent versions of Apple's Mail.app email client haven't been well received, leading to the release of a slew of alternatives. AppleInsider takes a look at how the company is trying to win back its ...

At today's WWDC keynote event, Apple announced iCloud Drive and Mail Drop, two new cloud-based services that are a part of the new OS X Yosemite. iCloud Drive allows users to store all of their ...

OS X Yosemite has brought some major changes to Apple's Mail app, and those changes aren't limited to a simple visual overhaul. Mail may have a new look, but it also has several new features like Mail ...

Reader Joshua Snider seeks more information about one of Yosemite’s new Mail features. He writes: I’ve heard that I can send really large attachments through Yosemite’s Mail, but does that mean that ...