Agendus Mail is one of the most flexible and innovative e-mail clients for PalmOS. It’s a breeze to set up and use multiple accounts without getting confused or bewildered by all the messages in your inbox, and it’s a snap to send and receive mail from a wide variety of servers. There are only a few limitations of the interface, mostly due to the size of the Treo’s screen, but they are a cinch to overcome with all the different viewing options iambic has crammed into it. Overall, Agendus Mail packs a ton of features in a small application with an even smaller price tag.

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Criteria  Rating GUI Design 4 Usability 4 Support 5 Value 5 Overall (not an average)

Pros Multiple e-mail accounts and folders for each. Links to Agendus for slick compatibility. Uses the Agendus toolbar and tooltips. Offers SMS messaging. Store message and/or attachments on SD card. Select to send messages immediately or set them in a queue. Send or receive from one account at a time, or all at once. QuickText messages make sending common strings of text a snap.. Supports SSL encryption (SSL Edition Only). Multiple viewing modes.

Cons Lots of tiny icons require heavy stylus use. Some viewing modes are not Treo-savvy. Learning to use all features takes a while.