iPhone; web app Color Mail
Again I found a nice new app, which I am using on my iPhone….
I even didn’t know they did exist; iPhone Web Applications…
This morning I was looking at my bookmarks and saw this link on the bottom…and right away I saw this nice little app….
First; an iPhone Web Application is NOT an app you install on your iPhone; it just runs “online”…. So – be careful – you do need internet connection !!
But; I have a cellphone plan which includes free internet – so no problem for me!
Okay – the app I found is called Color Mail;
with this program you can make colorful emails -> a colorful background – a colorful font
It also has some nice templates….
Within this program you can make your email ready AND send it….
From the website;
Create a colour styled email template and then you can use it directly in your iPhone Mail app to send a colorful email to your friends. You can change background colour, text color, fonts, and text sizes. You can also change the corner of the text body.
When styling is done, just click the “go to Mail” button to switch to the iPhone default Mail app to edit your email and send it out. If you are lazy to do all above, another simple way is available for you – using template. Just tap the template and you can edit your color email directly. No more App installation needed and you can create your colorful email in an easy way.
“As you probably already know; not all receivers are really able to see the full colors of your email => this is related to the settings of the email program the receiver is using…!!”
Link to Color Mail

That’s helpful, but how do u download “Color Mail” onto an iPhone or even computer???
@ Simone – thanx for visiting….
There is no real “downloading”…. it is more “running a webpage on your phone”…
So; you click that link I am mentioning in the article… overthere you can go to the actual webpage with that app….
They all explain it in the following link; http://www.apple.com/webapps/whatarewebapps.html
So – you can even make a link to that webapp as an icon on your iPhone desktop.
Hope all is clear now.