The email manager becomes an indispensable tool for those of us who have part of our work on the iPhone. Although many try, only a few can enjoy having the throne of the best email managers for iOS, and of course from my point of view the podium is clear: Newton, Spark and Outlook in that order.
In this case we talk more often about Spark because in addition to being the option of a renowned developer such as Readdle, it is the cheapest option, well, it is actually totally free. Today the developer company has released an update that is totally aimed at improving the performance of its application, Spark.
Solving errors is something that should take more time for engineers, at least those of Apple are showing that they know how to do it from Cupertino, since each of the new iOS updates that are released solves a problem but opens another somewhere in the system . But let's focus on what is important, this time Spark has not announced new features, but only improvements in the way it works, more specifically these:
- Fixed a big memory issue in some specific emails that caused them to take time to load.
- Fixed RAM management issues in unnecessary sync operations on some specific email accounts that were consuming data and resources.
- Fixed an issue where postponed emails were returning to the inbox early.
- Fixed a looping progress indication issue in some emails, for no apparent reason.
This is how Spark continues to try to captivate more and more customers with its email that allows postponing emails, using HTML5 signatures and above all, store all our email data in the cloud, completely free and multiplatform.
What I don't like is that when closing the app in OS X, it always takes a while xk is synchronizing emails and when turning off the mac it always slows me down for a while, it drives me crazy that wait, with no illusions happens.