Originally Posted by AppleInsider 
"You've told us loud and clear that you want fewer distractions when it comes to email. You want to quickly login, communicate, and get on with your day. And we've listened," Yahoo! CEO Marissa Meyer said in a blog post.

By jove, she just might get it. Now to get the Yahoo! main page to stop trying to be a "one-stop-shop" like... every site in 1998.

The links in this article don't work%uD83D%uDE14

Already looks better than the gmail client. What's amazing is that after 5 YEARS, gmail's iOS app is still pretty shitty. Yes, that includes 2.0 which has a load of bugs, and which looks like garbage on any non-retina display with that ultra thin font.

silly me.. I thought users wanted one consistent and unified interface for all of their mail services (google, hotmail, yahoo, exchange, other IMAP) via a single easy to use mail client without advertising. What was I thinking?

Originally Posted by toysandme 
The links in this article don't work%uD83D%uDE14

Thanks for that; they should work now.

Links still do not work.

Ah, okay, they do work in the forum article but not on the main page, I guess that is okay, since not many read the front page anyway and use the forum directly to get their fix. Stupid me.

Ha, just tried it, since Mail is a bit horrible. But since the screenshot looks like an iPad version and the one one can download is only optimised for the iPhone and iPod touch, though still pre-retina style, I will give this another go once it comes in "HD" for the iPad.

Mail it is then for now.