BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox

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3.7
22.2K reviews
1M+
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Content rating
PEGI 3
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About this app

Keep organized with BlackBerry® Hub+ Inbox.
Inbox consolidates all your emails and calendar events in one unified app, and Inbox seamlessly integrates social notifications from Facebook, WeChat, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and more.
BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox is also available for Android Wear.

Major Features:
• Manage multiple email accounts without switching between apps.
The BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox supports Gmail, Yahoo!, Outlook.com, Microsoft Exchange accounts, and many other IMAP and POP3 email providers!
• Quickly select recipients for email messages using suggested contacts and respond directly to messages and calendar invitations
• Snooze items so that you can view them at a later date, time, or location
• Create custom views to organize, filter, and group your messages based on your needs
• Dark theme option gives your BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox a fresh new look and feel
• Rich formatting toolbar lets you highlight important items and capture the reader’s attention
• Fully supports Android Enterprise deployment and, when allowed by your administrator, supports unifying your personal and work email accounts while maintaining strict data storage separation

On BlackBerry devices only:
• Quickly identify unread messages via the red BlackBerry spark indicator
• Launch BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox with the familiar bottom-to-right Swipe Gesture

BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox requires the BlackBerry® Hub+ Services app to deliver a consistent experience across all BlackBerry® applications, and to manage your subscriptions
Enjoy Inbox for free on your BlackBerry® device!

If you don't have a BlackBerry device:
• Enjoy full functionality of the app for 30 days
• After 30 days, use the app with full functionality and some ads
• Purchase a monthly subscription to enjoy BlackBerry Hub+ Inbox without ads.
This grants you access to all the BlackBerry Hub+ apps, including Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Tasks, and Launcher
• Enterprise Customers, please visit: http://web.blackberry.com/enterprise/contact-us
For support, visit docs.blackberry.com/en/apps-for-android/blackberry-hub/
Updated on
Dec 13, 2024

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
This app may share these data types with third parties
Messages
This app may collect these data types
Messages
Data is encrypted in transit
Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

3.7
22.1K reviews
hershel grunfeld
November 20, 2024
Since the latest update, anything not email, I.e. whatsapp, texts, etc. would not show in the BlackBerry Inbox. Very disappointing since this was one of the most attractive features of the BlackBerry Hub, having all your messages in one inbox. (Apart from the fact that when I installed the recent update, I had to sign in again to all email accounts)
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Brett Smith
October 16, 2024
24/10/15 Appears the Outlook/Hotmail issue is fixed! New option to login to Azure as you go through the setup for your Outlook/Hotmail account. This seems to work. However, Inbox kept crashing when I tried to setup the accounts this way after I reinstalled. Device restart and then account setup fixed it. This app is great unless you are wanting to sync a Hotmail/Outlook account. This has been ongoing since at least November 2023. I am now looking for an alternative
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Judy O
November 15, 2024
Blackberry Hub has been working well and I haven't had the old freezing issues I had before anymore. However, emails from Microsoft Outlook are no longer syncing to the hub due to Microsoft outlooks authentication changes. Blackberry Hub+ inbox will need to update the app in order to allow emails from Microsoft Outlook to sync again. Any idea when this upgrade will take place? Outlook is the main channel I used to receive emails.
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What’s new

• Attachment size limit increased to 55MB (as long as the email server supports it)