Reviews
Macworld | iWorld 2012 - San Francisco [Picture]
Saturday, January 28, 2012
This was our second day at Macworld | iWorld 2012: Wow - that was really really good day. Tons of feedback, demos and chats with customers, the press, and people discovering Replies and Mailplane. This exhibition is great! We love it.
Ruben and Lars on day 2:
Tomorrow is the last day. If you are near by, please visit us in the "Mac OS X Zone", booth #228.
Portuguese Mailplane Review
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Jarnio Sarmento has published a comprehensive Mailplane review on his blog. If you can read Portuguese, here it is.
Around Apple reviews Mailplane
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Around Apple wrote an extensive Mailplane review in Russian. You can use the language button to translate it into English or eight other languages.
Time Magazine: Mailplane is one of the ‘four ways to make Gmail better’
Friday, March 25, 2011
Time magazine's Techland published 'four ways to Make Gmail better'. Among them, Rapportive, 0boxer, Gmail Mobile, and Mailplane:
Mailplane. If you use Gmail on a Mac, this utility lets it run like a standalone app rather than a Web site. It's particularly handy if you have more than one Gmail account. $24.95 (after a free trial) and worth it.
VVMac Magazine: Mailplane Receives 4.5 out of 5 Stars!
Friday, January 21, 2011
The French VVMac (Vous et Votre Mac) magazine has just published a very favourable Mailplane review: Mailplane got 4.5 out of 5 possible stars!
The review is in issue 64, which is now available at newsstands throughout France, Belgium, and Switzerland.
MacNN review: Mailplane gets 4.5 out of 5 stars
Monday, January 03, 2011
Ilene Hoffmann (MacNN) has just published an comprehensive review: Mailplane received an excellent 4.5 out of 5 stars!
You might wonder why anyone would pay for an email client, when you can access Gmail from any browser, but this is a feature-rich program. The features to login to multiple accounts, new mail notification sounds, access to the Mail Address Book, optimizing photos are just a few of the features I like. A handy list comparing Gmail in a web browser and Mailplane exists on uncomplex’s web site and makes it clear that Mailplane offers more than Gmail in a browser.
TUAW: The best Mac application I used in 2010
Monday, December 27, 2010
TUAW editor TJ Luoma compiled a list of his favorite apps. Mailplane is part of the list:
Mailplane ($25) turns Gmail into a real Mac app, including keyboard shortcuts, the ability to drag files to new messages and a whole host of other niceties. If you manage multiple Gmail and/or Google Apps mail accounts, Mailplane is a must-have.
MacView.de reviews Mailplane
Monday, November 22, 2010
MacView.de just published a nice Mailplane review in German.
Gizmodo recommends Mailplane
Friday, September 24, 2010
The folks at Gizmodo rely on Mailplane!
Mailplane, an excellent Gmail client for Mac that many of us Gizmodoers rely on every day, just got a new upgrade (2.2) that brings support for Gmail's actually-pretty-useful Priority Inbox, among other things. Great software that we enthusiastically recommend.
TUAW: Mailplane 2.2 adds several key features
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
TJ Luoma just published an excellent post on TUAW. It is a comprehensive account of the Mailplane 2.2 features.
Here is his favorite feature:
My favorite new feature is the ability to drag a Mailplane URL directly from the title bar. I use this with BusyCal's URL field if I need to connect an email with a meeting. It works for conversations or searches.
And the conclusion:
Version 2.2 is a pretty significant update despite its minor numerical increment.
Naturally, you can always use Gmail in a browser for free rather than spending money on an app like Mailplane. But I've used Mailplane since it was in beta, and I would never go back. It is very actively developed, with new features regularly being added. Having a real Mac app for a mail client is well worth the money for anyone who spends a lot of time in email. If you manage multiple Gmail or Google Apps email accounts, the easy switching alone makes it worth the asking price.
PlanetGraham: Mailplane App. The best way to use Gmail on a Mac.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Kerry Graham just published a very favorable Mailplane review:
But a few years ago I came across a shareware program called Mailplane that changed everything for me. Mailplane is a small shareware application that gives you all the features of Gmail's web interface via a desktop application. And if you have multiple Gmail accounts, you can manage them all in the same application, without having to sign in and out of your different accounts.
ComputerWorld: Mailplane works perfectly with “Priority Inbox”
Friday, September 10, 2010
Mitch Wagner, author of the Tool Talk Blog on Computerworld, just published a great post about Gmail's new "Priority Inbox" feature: Gmail Priority Inbox, 10 days later.
And here's what he wrote about Mailplane:
Similarly, Priority Inbox breaks new mail notifications on desktop mail as well. Fortunately, for Mac users, there's a workaround: Mailplane is a great $24.95 Gmail client for the desktop, I've been using it for a long time. The developers are working on a new version, still in beta, which allows you to customize desktop notifications to only show new Priority Inbox messages, or new messages with any user-configurable label. I've been using a it all week, it works perfectly.
If you like to try the brand new "Priority Inbox" in Mailplane, visit this download page. Make sure to read the release notes found on the same page.
Read the full blog post: Gmail Priority Inbox, 10 days later
FrüchteMix Blog: Swiss Mailplane Review in German
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
Remo Röthlisberger has written a nice Mailplane review. The blog title is "Mailplane – Mehr aus GMail machen!" (Mailplane - get more out of Gmail). Check out his full review here.
Cup Magazine Mailplane review
Friday, June 25, 2010
Mailplane just got reviewed on the Cup Magazine Apple web site and blog (Italian).
