After years of using Gmail, I recently tried switching to Apple Mail on my Mac.
Talk about frustrating! Everything feels completely foreign, from the keyboard shortcuts to the disappointing search to basic maneuvering around my inbox.
Cult of Mac writer Rajesh Pandey feels the same way but wanted to use a native Mac app for email. He discovered Mimestream, an app from an Apple alum that’s built around Gmail’s many strengths, and he loves it. Here’s what makes Mimestream great.
Also in this edition of The Weekender:
Apple reportedly plans to roll out a new subscription-style leasing program called Apple Upgrade next week. It sounds great, but there might be one big drawback.
Next time you misplace your Apple Watch, ping it from your iPhone.
MacBook Neo mascot Lil’ Finder Guy took the internet by storm earlier this year, and this week we got a (maddeningly brief!) look at how the cute character came to life.
Rosetta Stone just made learning a new language easier — and it’s on sale. Other new offers from Cult of Mac Deals include a resume maker designed to get you past the gatekeepers, a financial literacy course and an AI tool that turns your notes and journals into a book.
Here’s a rundown of all the new features and tweaks in the latest iOS 27 beta. Things are coming along nicely.
And finally, if you’re looking for an Apple TV show to watch this weekend, check out this list of the streamer’s five hottest series.
Enjoy your weekend!
— Lewis Wallace, managing editor
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