OS X: Airmail is a well-designed, fast, and fully-featured IMAP email client that works perfectly with Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, or any standard IMAP account. It integrates all the features you'd expect, and you can even automatically attach files with your Dropbox account.
Airmail supports all kinds of Gmail features, from priority inbox to labels to proper archiving. You can even remap certain actions, such as rerouting starred mail to separate label. Airmail has a bunch of really interesting features on top of that, too. You can choose between several themes to make your message view more compact or organized in various ways. It allows you to create separate notifications for different mail accounts so you can tell the difference when new mail comes into one or the other. Of course, Dropbox is also supported for attachments. If you've used our favorite Mac mail app Sparrow, you'll find a lot of Airmail familiar. With Google's purchase of Sparrow, however, development has stopped. Airmail seems poised to take over and add a lot to like in the process.
Currently Airmail is in public beta, which means you need to sign up to get a copy. This process isn't difficult, however, as you just need a HockeyApp account and you'll (seemingly) be automatically approved for download. To sign up and get a copy, just follow the link below.
Airmail Public Beta | HockeyApp via Addictive Tips
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