SmarterMail

SmarterMail is an adaptable application designed for users interested in reaching their e-mail messages quickly and easily. The program itself is designed to work with basic and more advanced users. The bottom line is, the more you know, the more power you can unlock with this program. It can help create POP servers and protect your privacy with advanced antivirus-like features.

My biggest surprise in this case was that the program itself works with outside services, allowing one to receive their G-mail, Yahoo, and Outlook messages in seconds. There is no delay, so you can rest assured you will not miss anything, and most importantly there will not be any delays regardless of the situation. Of course, the functionality aspect of the app is subject to your internet connection, but as far as its structure is concerned, you should be safe.

Plenty of tools will make sure you run a safe environment and also a fast and reliable one with various options for content filtering, plenty of domains available for creation in relation to your message servers, and accurate tracking of all movements in and out of your inbox. Although this app can be used in any type of environment and situation, I couldn't help but feel it was oriented towards a more business-like scenario. The tools included in it certainly support this idea.

The program is really easy to understand in terms of its purpose. It aims to create this simple communication architecture for multiple people to be able to access various types of information through the sending and receiving action of e-mail messages. Its structure implicates the use of an online service as well as preparing, adjusting, and supervising your server's various parameters.

The interface is simple, modern, and to the point. Do keep in mind that all aspects of the program are accurately labeled, meaning you will not have any issues finding the right option. Do keep in mind that some advanced features in this app will require the user to have studied the subject at hand before actually activating them.