This article was taken from the June 2015 issue of WIRED magazine. Be the first to read WIRED's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.
Dealing with an overflowing email inbox can seem like a full-time job, so apps that can help reduce the time it takes to read them are welcome, says TL;DR creator Ami Ben-David. Here are four of our favourites. (TL;DR? Long emails suck. Auto-edit.)
This invitation-only app bundles similar emails together -- keeping your travel documents separate from promotions -- and gives you each email's highlights.
Emails can be swiped into the trash, moved to your desktop or told to return to your inbox later. The auto-swipe function learns from past swipes.
Turns your email into a quasi-Facebook feed. "You can read short emails and reply from the feed," says Ben-David, "and answer emails with one tap using the "like" function."
A highly integrated app: photos can be quickly attached from Dropbox and received content saved to Evernote. A bulk edit function enables you to archive en masse.
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