We love Sparrow. With its clean interface and seamless integration with Gmail, it's our favourite email client for both Mac and iPhone. The Sparrow team (which was recently acquired by Google) managed to build something that's incredibly useful and a pleasure to interact with. How did they do it, and what were the challenges along the way? We caught up with Sparrow's co-founder and CTO Hoa V. Dinh to find out.
Big news: Google just purchased Sparrow, makers of one of our favourites for the iPhone.
OS X: Whether you're pondering a new desktop email client or you just want an alternative to Thunderbird, Sparrow, our favourite email client for the Mac is available now for $5.49 (50 per cent off) in the Mac App Store until July 16.
In addition to adding some nice speed and interface enhancements (like swiping up to check for mail), our favourite Mac Gmail client Sparrow (which works great with IMAP, too) has decided to take a stand against email attachments.
Mac only: Sparrow, the super-integrated, minimalist Gmail client for Mac, has just updated to include Priority Inbox support, multitouch gestures, IMAP support (so you can take advantage of its minimalist interface with any email service), and even a free trial version.
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