Outspring Mail Client for Mac introduced

Outspring Inc. on Monday introduced its new Mail client application for Mac, Outspring Mail. The program is designed for professionals and power users alike, offering what it refers to as "adaptive intelligence" features such as a patent-pending method for filing messages and a powerful spam filter claimed to eliminate more than 98 percent of all incoming junk mail. Outspring claims the client offers a new approach to mail management - one that adapts to the user's most common habits for sorting email. Once the program learns these habits it can automatically file messages into folders rather than the user having to do so manually.

All standard mail protocols such as POP3, IMAP, SMTP, and SSL are supported (except MS Exchange). Outspring Mail also integrates with iCal and Address Book to offer a more seamless workflow with Apple's own software. When a user receives an email containing such phrases as "Lets meet on Friday", the day in reference is converted into a link that creates a new iCal entry once clicked.

A free product demo is available for download on Outspring's website, with the full version now available for purchase for $95.

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how bout some screenshots

03/31, 12:11pm, EDT

How about some screenshots on the website instead of having to download a demo...

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03/31, 12:55pm, EDT

I downloaded the trial just to see how it looked. Interface is plain awful, esp. for a program that costs $95. I'll stick with Mail for the time being, as it has a lot more features (RSS, Stationary...).

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03/31, 2:34pm, EDT

SSL is NOT a "standard mail protocol"

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04/01, 7:06pm, EDT

For a "professional" email client... - In and out servers must be the same - No IMAPs - No SASL - Fisher Price interface

All "that" for 95 $...