Boxy Brings 'Inbox by Gmail' to Your Mac

Boxy is the first unofficial client to bring 'Inbox by Gmail' to your Mac.

Boxy gives you all the powerful features of Inbox by Gmail, with the convenience of a Mac email client. It's feature-rich, fast and reliable, with a sleek interface that fits OS X and looks familiar to Inbox users.



Boxy works with any Gmail account or Google Apps for Work account. If you haven't activated Inbox by Gmail already, you can do so via their mobile app.

Features:
* Compact and responsive design
* Multiple accounts support
* Works with any Gmail or Google Apps for Work account (after free activation via the official mobile app)
* Native OS X notifications
* Dock icon badge
* Menubar icon, colored blue to indicate new unread emails
* OS X shortcuts support, like Cmd+N to compose new messages or Cmd+F to search
* VIM shortcuts support (hit Shit+? to see the list)
* Drafts sync, start writing on Boxy e continue on mobile or web
* Sleek Dark theme (enable it in Window → Dark Theme)
* Reader Mode, for an awesome reading experience (engage it with Cmd+Shift+R)
* Hide attachments preview to make your Inbox cleaner
* Bundles, Snooze, Reminders and all the other Inbox great features
* Secure, lightweight, Retina ready and built for El Capitan
* Regular free updates

Note: Boxy doesn't have offline support at this time.

You can purchase Boxy from the App Store for $4.99.

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Conflicted Developer Pulls 'Peace' iOS 9 Ad-Blocking App

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Conflicted Developer Pulls 'Peace' iOS 9 Ad-Blocking App Marco Arment just isn't very happy with his app's indiscriminate blocking of both bad and good advertising.

AT&T says rogue employees secretly unlocked hundreds of thousands of phones

	AT&T says rogue employees secretly unlocked hundreds of thousands of phones 09.18.2015 12:05 PM AT&T said three of its employees secretly installed software on its network so a cellphone unlocking service could surreptitiously funnel hundreds of thousands of requests to its servers to remove software locks on phones.
		Apple matches employee donations to help the European refugee crisis 09.18.2015 1:35 PM According to an internal company message, Apple has joined Google in donating money to help Europe provide food, shelter and medical care to its growing number of refugees.

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		The Week in iPad Cases: Interested in what's out there for the new iPad Pro and iPad mini 4? 09.19.2015 6:00 AM We've got you covered. This week's roundup of new iPad cases features a revamped version of Apple's Smart Cover, a functional all-in-one bag from WaterField Designs, and more.
		We built this city: Was it on ads or content? 09.19.2015 7:00 AM Apple allows ad blockers and destroys the web. Or was it already destroyed?
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How iOS 9 fixes HealthKit's woman problem, Find out which iOS app is requesting your Apple ID password

Source From-macworld.com

		How iOS 9 fixes HealthKit's woman problem 09.17.2015 3:20 PM Apple forgot that reproductive health is hugely important to women when it released HealthKit. That's no longer the case.
		Find out which iOS app is requesting your Apple ID password 09.17.2015 1:00 PM A reader let a friend manually install an app on his iPhone. Years later, it started asking for a passwordbut which app.

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		The Week in iPhone Cases: Another round of goodies for your iPhone 6s and 6s Plus 09.17.2015 1:30 PM This week's roundup of new iPhone cases shows off ultra-sturdy protection from Ballistic, luxurious options from CalypsoCrystal, a screen protector from PureGear, great new additions from Pad & Quill and WaterField Designs, and awesome picks from Moshi, Miniot, Apple, and Bandolier.
		Apple TV and voice control: What Siri does that other set-tops don't 09.18.2015 3:00 AM The mere presence of Siri voice search in the new Apple TV is unremarkable. It's the execution that matters.
		How to get started with Apple News, iOS 9's Newsstand replacement 09.18.2015 3:30 AM Looking for something to read? Apple is now delivering your daily news.
		Ask the iTunes Guy: Managing iTunes libraries, and the case of the haywire music volume 09.18.2015 4:00 AM You have questions about iTunes 12. Kirk McElhearn has answers.
		Organizer review: Incorrect photo metadata meets its match 09.18.2015 5:00 AM Organizer helps keep your iCloud Photo Library tidy by enabling date, time, and location data adjustments not possible with Apple Photos on iOS.
		From a hobby to a platform: The Apple TV grows up 09.18.2015 7:32 AM Now that Apple has invited developers to the party, expect to see more frequent updates of tvOS and the Apple TV itself.
		Apple meets with California DMV, hinting that public car tests could happen soon 09.18.2015 9:05 AM What if Apple's self-driving car is much further along than anyone realizes?
		iPad Mini 4 teardown: Shrunken battery, double RAM 09.18.2015 9:17 AM Apple's tiniest tablet almost matches the iPad Air 2 spec for spec.
		Marco Arment pulls his iOS 9 ad blocker Peace from the App Store 09.18.2015 10:40 AM The $3 app used Ghostery's database to allow users to block ads in Mobile Safari, but Arment didn't "feel good" about it after the fact. Here's how to get a refund.
		How to add Macworld to your iOS 9 News app 09.17.2015 12:18 PM Access our articles through Apple's new app.

25 new iOS 9 features that are rocking our world,Meet the new Notes, iOS 9's feature-packed Evernote rival

Update From-macworld.com

		25 new iOS 9 features that are rocking our world 09.16.2015 4:01 AM Sometimes it's the small things that make the biggest difference.
		Meet the new Notes, iOS 9's feature-packed Evernote rival 09.16.2015 11:15 AM Notes is no longer the most basic native app in iOS.

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		iOS 9 FAQ: Everything you need to know about Apple's new mobile OS 09.16.2015 2:38 AM Do you have a question about iOS 9? We've got you covered.
		Hands-on with Maps in iOS 9: Introducing public transit and more accurate data 09.16.2015 10:45 AM With the addition of public transit info and nearby recommendations, Apple Maps is finally catching up to its biggest competitor: Google Maps.
		The Week in iOS Accessories: Backup batteries that light the way 09.16.2015 5:00 AM This week's roundup of accessories includes a new backup battery that doubles as a flashlight. Read on!
		3D Touch is a hard problem that Apple got just right 09.16.2015 5:18 AM Before the iPhone 6s launched, no one was sure how Force Touch on it would work. Now we knowit works just great.
		Facebook is finally building a Dislike button 09.15.2015 1:22 PM But you won't be able to use Facebook's Dislike button to let your uncle know his racist posts are unwelcome.
		AT&T unlimited data plans now allow 22GB per month without throttling 09.16.2015 7:52 AM After getting pelted with government lawsuits, AT&T more than quadruples the amount of full-speed data for legacy unlimited plans.
		Todoist gives its task-managing Mac app a refresh 09.16.2015 8:29 AM Intelligent date-parsing arrives on Todoist for Mac and web.
		Apple delays watchOS 2 launch due to bug 09.16.2015 8:31 AM iOS 9 will still roll out today as planned.
		How to upgrade to iOS 9 (and, if you need to, reinstall iOS 8) 09.16.2015 10:05 AM Step-by-step instructions for installing the latest version of iOSand how to reinstall iOS 8, just in case.
		Bottom line: Yes, you should upgrade to iOS 9 09.16.2015 10:11 AM It's faster and more secure, it'll use less power, and it doesn't need as much space as iOS 8 did. Just get it!

An iPhone user's (surprisingly positive) experience with Windows Phone

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		An iPhone user's (surprisingly positive) experience with Windows Phone 04.02.2015 3:39 AM Hey, Cortana! Kirk McElhearn gave up his iPhone for more than a month to see if the grass is greener on Windows Phone.
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		The plying game: An inside look at the voracious, insatiable world of App Store reviews 04.02.2015 3:30 AM Developers understand the importance of a good App Store rating, but are they really worth all the trouble?
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		First look: Office Lens scans documents and whiteboards into editable Office files 04.02.2015 10:58 AM Microsoft's new iPhone app can capture paper documents, business cards, and even whiteboard sketches, and turn them into Word, PDF, and PowerPoint files.
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