[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.macworld.com/article/150...l?lsrc=rss_main

"With the iPad, Apple claims you can "see and touch your e-mail like never before." While that may be technically true-there's never been a 9.7-inch tablet running Apple's Mail e-mail client-if you've ever used Mail on an iPhone or iPod touch, the experience will be quite familiar. I previously took a closer look at the iPad's Safari compared to Safari on the iPhone and Mac. It's time to take that same look at the iPad's version of Mail."

Mail is more usable, particularly because Apple added features to take advantage of the increase in screen size. The preview screen, as shown above, means no more back and forth like I do on the iPhone, and with the new processor it is so much faster. Those are just a couple things that make Mail better, read the article to get the full scoop!

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.macworld.com/article/150...l?lsrc=rss_main

"With the iPad, Apple claims you can "see and touch your e-mail like never before." While that may be technically true-there's never been a 9.7-inch tablet running Apple's Mail e-mail client-if you've ever used Mail on an iPhone or iPod touch, the experience will be quite familiar. I previously took a closer look at the iPad's Safari compared to Safari on the iPhone and Mac. It's time to take that same look at the iPad's version of Mail."

Mail is more usable, particularly because Apple added features to take advantage of the increase in screen size. The preview screen, as shown above, means no more back and forth like I do on the iPhone, and with the new processor it is so much faster. Those are just a couple things that make Mail better, read the article to get the full scoop!