Don't end up like this woman: There is a way to organize your e-mail inbox to make it manageable. (Photo: Getty) Your email inbox is a lot like a garden: you have to prune it so it doesn’t grow wild.

Jeff Werner is a software engineer and has been writing this column since 2007. Question: I am using Outlook to send and receive emails. It does not show all emails that are in my inbox. If, for ...

And with Writing Tools, it can reply to your emails for you, too. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac With the new automatic mail categorization in Apple Mail, you can organize your emails and keep ...

A few weeks ago on a Monday morning, I opened my inbox with a tense tightening in my stomach. My inbox a few weeks prior was around 20 emails. This Monday, however, it had ballooned to 1,061 emails.

If you're like me (Mayowa), the unread-emails icon can be a source of anxiety. Sometimes it feels like achieving "inbox zero" — or having read, filtered, deleted or just dealt with all the emails I ...

The company's effort to transform email into an automatically categorized to-do list is now available without an invitation. Existing users get several new features -- including an option to delete ...

Some ask for monetary donations. Some suggest you will be locked out of your account if you do not click this link. Some promise to enhance or slim down various body parts. We’re all familiar with ...

One of the big problems with email is answering the messages you receive in a timely manner. Not all emails require answers, and some can be postponed. Then there are the spam and promo emails we all ...

Email may be a fabulously convenient tool that’s revolutionized how entrepreneurs run their businesses, but let’s be honest, these days it’s also a source of torment. The unceasing flood into your ...

Your email inbox is a lot like a garden: you have to prune it so it doesn’t grow wild. More literally, it’s not much different than your physical mailbox. If you don't empty and organize its contents ...