Originally published by Frank Wu on LinkedIn: Why I Still Use Unroll.me -- and What's Wrong With That Moments ago, I received my daily “rollup” email from Unroll.me. They experienced viral hatred for ...

Android users will now be able to battle junk mail and manage their email subscriptions using the new Android app from Unroll.Me. To be clear, anyone with a smartphone could get the benefits of the ...

Got a lot of email newsletters or other subscriptions clogging up your inbox? You could click the unsubscribe link at the bottom of each or use this new free service, Unroll.me, that can handle ...

If you’re an active participant on the Internet, chances are you’ve been added to all sorts of e-mail lists and newsletters over the years–either unwillingly or on purpose. Maybe you’ve tried to ...

Unroll.me launched in private beta a few months ago to help end email fatigue — specifically that which is linked to all the email subscriptions that users sign up for and forget about. That includes ...

Unroll.me shows promise in bringing order to your email, but this beta is still a bit rough around the edges. It works on Gmail, Google Apps, and Yahoo mail. More and more email services are tackling ...

Uber’s bad PR is growing -- and spreading to its business partners. On Monday, internet users were in an uproar after a New York Times article revealed that a popular email management service sold ...

The company, which helps people manage their email subscriptions, says “we can do better” after reportedly selling anonymized emails to Uber. Tucked away in a rollicking New York Times profile of ...

That's the tone of the apology posted by Unroll.me, an email decluttering service which takes a look at the subscriptions clogging up your inbox and rolls them neatly into one digest email. It turns ...

Sometimes I feel like Groupon, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr are slowly trying to drive me insane one email at a time. My inbox, which is reserved primarily as a professional workspace, is littered ...

I've been a Gmail user since 2004, back when the service was first introduced as a beta product. Over the years, I've accumulated tens of thousands of email messages. Currently, my inbox has 45,000 ...