Apple is now testing an iCloud Mail feature that power users have requested for years: custom email domains. What does that mean? Most people use free email services like iCloud Mail and Gmail, where ...

If you have an Apple ID, then you have an iCloud email account. This free account gives you up to 5GB storage for your emails, minus what you use for documents and other data you store in the cloud.

Gmail supports various email providers, including Outlook, Yahoo, AOL, iCloud, and more. This feature is particularly handy if you want to manage all your email accounts in one place on your Android ...

Following a tip by one of our members in the Club MacStories+ Discord server last night (if you haven’t joined yet, now’s a great time to do so), I came across the settings page on the beta.icloud.com ...

Are you utilizing iCloud Mail to its full potential? If you're an Apple user, creating an iCloud email is essential for unlocking many features and 5GB of complimentary storage space. Don't be caught ...

AOL has informed applicable users that it will be dropping support for accessing email from Apple’s iCloud service from its recently launched Alto webmail client. Alto is a web-based mail client that ...

In a changelog for Apple's latest iOS 6 beta, the company revealed the use of the @icloud.com domain for users to receive e-mail messages. Topher Kessler MacFixIt Editor Topher, an avid Mac user for ...

Here's how to set up iCloud so you can email yourself reminders that won't get lost in your inbox. You'll never forget to buy milk again. Nik Rawlinson Nik Rawlinson has been writing about tech since ...

Are you an iCloud+ subscriber? Apple lets you set up your own domain name to send emails through iCloud Mail, and it only takes a few steps to set up. I’ve contributed to PCMag since 2019, covering ...

Magician Software has posted a handy tip to configure an iCloud email account on Mail.app for Snow Leopard which, with the provided instructions, should work on any email program that supports IMAP as ...