Spark, the email app from Readdle, has hit version 1.1, bringing support for rich HTML signatures, email aliases for Google, iCloud, and Yahoo accounts, and more swipe options, including swiping to Spam, or to a connected cloud service of your choice. You can also add multiple attachments from services like Dropbox
You can check out all of the new goodies in Spark 1.1 in the list below:
- HTML Signatures: Create feature-rich email signatures with images and links.
- Swipe to Evernote: Save emails to Evernote with a single swipe.
- New Swipe Options: Customize your swipes: move to Dropbox, Box, swipe to Spam, etc.
- Email Aliases: Use your email aliases to send emails with Spark. Works with iCloud, Gmail, Yahoo.
- Move Emails Like A Pro: Move multiple emails at once between different email accounts.
- Attach Several Files at Once: Select multiple documents or photos and attach them with a single tap.
Spark 1.1 is available for download from the App Store right now.
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Reader comments
Spark adds rich email signatures, alias support, and better gesture customization
I've used Spark for several months now, great email client just keeps getting better.
Same here! Just waiting for iPad and Mac version.
Likewise, superb app. Have recently contacted them and iPad version is on its way, as is landscape orientation.
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Can someone elaborate on what the 'email alias' addition piece allows ? Thanks
The alias feature lets you send messages with another of your email addresses listed as the sender instead of your accounts address.
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Maeglin so to clarify do you mean if you have say JohnSmith+124@gmail.com as an alias of JohnSmith@gmail.com you can reply from the +124 one ? Thanks
I assume that would work too. For me I have two other email accounts where I forward all email to my Gmail account.
Spark uses my Gmail account and I have those other accounts email addresses set up as aliases so that when I send a new mail I can select which address I wish to use from a drop down list. This can also be set up the same way in Gmail itself.
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I've been very impressed with Spark for the past few months. My only gripe is that you can't go to landscape mode, but I guess that's coming? Hopefully?