CloudMagic Discontinue Airmail

Thousands of Newton Mail fans were let down when CloudMagic decided to discontinue the app. CloudMagic removed the app during the summer and issued partial refunds for the popular premium email client.

Newton’s user when to other popular email client but a lot of them still aren’t satisfied with any of the current Newton competitors. And I know because I am one of them.

Enter Essential

Well, this past December Essential the company run by the creator of Android and Essential Phone Andy Rubin acquired CloudMagic assets and the team started the work to bring the popular app back.

Available Now

As of today February 5th, Newton Mails is back on the App Store and Mac App Store. The app still a premium app with an annual subscription cost of $49.99. Totally worth it for power users, just the mail receipt feature is worth it to me.

Should You Jump Back In?

Definitely the app still great the price is actually a drop from the latest price before it was shut down when it sat at $99 annually.

Plus you can still log in to your past account. # Did You Missed Newton Mail? It’s Back In The App Store

CloudMagic Discontinue Airmail

Newton’s user when to other popular email client but a lot of them still aren’t satisfied with any of the current Newton competitors. And I know because I am one of them.

Enter Essential

Well, this past December Essential the company run by the co-creator of the iPod and Essential Phone Andy Rubin acquired CloudMagic assets and the team started the work to bring the popular app back.

Available Now

Should You Jump Back In?

Definitely the app still great the price is actually a drop from the latest price before it was shut down when it sat at $99 annually.

Plus you can still log in to your past account.

Download On The App Store

Luckily for Mac and iOS user, we have great options when it comes to email clients. Starting with the native Mail app and other great options like Spark and my previous go to client Airmail.

I had been using Airmail for Mac since 2014 and Airmail for iOS since 2016. Before 2016 my iOS client was CloudMagic what today is called Newton Mail.

I was very happy with CloudMagic but it when from free to $25 a year. Now as Newton Mail it cost $49.99 a year.

So why I returned to CloudMagic (Newton Mail) now paying $50 a year?

Airmail is a very powerful app and it cost just $10 for Mac and $5 for iOS and those are one time purchases, unlike Newton Mail yearly recurring subscription.

The reason I decided to go back to Newton is that while Airmail is great it can be buggy at times especially on the sync front. And while the apps are clean they aren’t as clean and eye pleasing as Newton is.

Newton sync and supercharge features are also a must. The read receipt is better implemented than Airmail and Spark similar features.

The all account sync is also better, unlike Airmail I don’t need to input the password for each account when login in on a new device and unlike Airmail they also offer Android and Windows apps. I am not a user of neither but I am glad the option is there just in case.

Paying a subscription for a great app isn’t a big deal for me I like to support great apps and knowing how the developers are making their money is relieving. Unlike Spark, that is totally free but how they plan to profit from the app is a mystery. It could be gone in time or they could sell your data with free apps you never know. Or they could pull a CloudMagic and start charging after all.

So in short

So this are the reasons I decided to give Newton a one year try after testing it for free for 14 days.

Great design
- Reliable fast sync
- Multiplatform support
- Fast customer support
- Support the developers
- Better implementation of read receipt and send later features
- 14 days free trial

If you will like to try Newton free for 14 days click here for iOS or here for Mac it will give you a free trial off all the platforms clients.