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The app that was so popular last year that cloud storage company Dropbox bought it just a few months after launch for about $100 million.
Mailbox syncs with your Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud and other email accounts to make the harrowing process of sorting through emails so much easier.
You can quickly swipe through messages to archive them or trash them.
It treats your inbox as a to-do list. You can have less important messages redelivered to your inbox at a time when you're ready to read them.
Mailbox for Android will be equipped with a new feature not found on the sister version for the iPhone. A new auto-archive feature will let your choose types of emails that can skip your inbox and go straight to your archive. That'll help reduce clutter.
The Android version of the app will be available in the Google Play Android app store later today. You can only sign up for a beta version of the desktop app.