The company that brought mail to the masses has taken a new look at email -- and hopes to once again revolutionize the inbox. AOL’s Alto is a free new service that works with your existing Gmail, ...

AOL’s Alto Mail is about to get a whole lot smarter. The company has announced that the app will now have full calendar integration — which means that you’ll now be able to use one single app to ...

An earlier email client from the Oath (Yahoo! and AOL) division of Verizon that organized incoming messages into predefined and user-defined categories called "stacks." Supporting several email ...

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Meet Alto Mail, a new mobile app to manage your emails on iOS and Android. The app was created by AOL (TechCrunch’s parent company) but supports Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud and AOL Mail. While it ...

The AOL Alto team is today delivering a new version of the product that may make some of your biggest email woes disappear. Enter the Alto Dashboard. With the latest version of AOL Alto, users can ...

The Alto Mail app allows users to see a list of all attachments in their emails, and show messages from people in their contact list. There are filters for Unread and Starred email, as well as a ...

AOL has expanded Alto Mail, a mobile email application, to help users organize their calendar and inbox in one communications portal. AOL originally launched Alto Mail in 2015 to allow its customers ...

AOL (Engadget's former parent company) launched Alto Mail years ago in a bid to make sense of increasingly cluttered email with a slicker look and organizing features like the Dashboard. However, it's ...

PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- AOL Inc., the company that originally brought email to the mass market, is opening the doors today on a limited preview for their new cloud-based email product, ...

Web-based email organizer Alto is currently in a free private beta, and it’s worth queueing up for that beta. Alto is like an intern who sorts your email, separating the e-wheat from the e-chaff. This ...