This allows you to quickly add an email to the Reminders app along with notifications. Keeping with automation, Siri will now recognize potential reminders in the Mail app. It’s a nice touch as Shortcuts continues to become more robust and more useful for iOS and iPadOS.
Essentially, a Shortcut can be run as soon as an email arrives, which is something that was previously not possible with Shortcuts or the Mail app. But this has to be done by the developer, and there’s really no telling how long that will take.Īnother new feature coming in iOS 14 is the ability to run an automation based on an email being received. The system integration has changed a bit more, as users will finally be able to set their favorite email apps as the default option. However, there’s really not too much being added to the Mail app, outside of some extremely minor design changes. While there are those who believe that no email apps are great, Apple’s built-in Mail.app is one of the best and it’s largely due to the system-wide integration. There’s nothing wrong with that after the laundry list of problems that plagued (and continue to plague) iOS 13 users. Outside of the addition of Widgets and the App Library, it may seem like iOS 14 is nothing more than an iterative update. What’s new with the Mail app on iOS 14?.
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