To change the default email app on your iPhone, you'll need to upgrade to iOS 14 and make sure you have a compatible app installed. You can change the default app by heading to your iPhone's Settings, ...

To change the default email app on your iPad, you'll need to be running iPadOS 14 or higher, and head to your Settings app. Once you find a compatible email app in the App Store, you can use the ...

Apple just removed one of the biggest remaining restrictions from the iPhone and iPad. It’s finally possible to change the default email application in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 to something other than ...

I’ve spent the last few months using iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 on a daily basis while writing Take Control of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, but only recently was I able to try out one of the most exciting new ...

Apple in iOS and iPadOS 14 is allowing third-party apps to be set as alternatives to the default browser apps on the iPhone and the iPad, and now one of the most popular third-party email apps, Gmail, ...

Apple released their iOS 14 software update last week and this allows you to change the default email and browser apps on your iPhone and iPad. This new feature has been highly anticipated by users ...

Although Mac OS X comes with Mail and Safari as the only and default applications for email and web, users have a variety of other applications available for these purposes. For some, however, Mail ...

One of the anticipated features of iOS 14 and a first for Apple was opening up iPhone and iPad to allow third-parties to be set as the default Mail and browser. However, at launch, there was a bug ...

Google has added default mail app support for Gmail. The feature allows you to set Gmail as your default mail app on iPhone and iPad. Default mail and browser support rolled out with iOS 14 and iPadOS ...

With iOS and iPadOS 14 available as of today, Microsoft has updated its Outlook app for iOS devices to enable support for the new iOS 14 feature that lets third-party mail and browser apps be set as ...

A major bug has been discovered in iOS 14. Restarting your iPhone apparently resets your default browser and mail app choices back to Apple's own apps. Multiple users have reported the issue. Reported ...