Inbox: Inbox is the next company that thinks it has figured out how to fix email overload

Email is a daily chore that can be quite annoying, whether it's for work or leisure (if there is such a thing), but a new company called Inbox thinks it has found a way to make email a more pleasant experience. Founded by former Dropbox engineer and Nest designer Michael Grinich and Christine Spang, who previously worked at Ksplice on the Linux kernel, Inbox wants to take on Gmail and everyone else with an open-source solution that's built by an "email company" rather than an "advertising company," The Next Web reports. "Email is here to stay, the company says. "But developing with email has become more and more difficult over the years. Old protocols and formats have made it nearly impossible