Dennis Bournique from WAPReview published a review of Hushmail Mobile today.  He points out some of the security weaknesses in regular email, and goes on to explain the benefits of encryption and specifically, our web-based secure email solution.  From the article:

The mobile Hushmail interface is clean and lean and loads rapidly in even the most basic mobile browsers. It’s fairly full-featured too with mass tag and delete and the ability to move individual emails to folders, although you can’t create new folders with the mobile version.

Hushmail and it’s mobile version are a great way to do secure email with a minimum of inconvenience.

Read the rest of the review on WAPReview.

We’re pleased to announce the availability of Hushmail Mobile. To read your Hushmail on your mobile device, sign in to m.hush.com using your mobile web browser.

Today we added a fifth domain to Hushmail. You can now create @hushmail.me accounts, in addition to hushmail.com, hush.com, hush.ai, and mac.hush.com.

When signing into Hushmail, you now have the option to use Hushmail without Java. With this update, your secure email account is now accessible on any computer with a web browser. Learn more about using Hushmail without Java.

We were interviewed by National Public Radio today about email encryption.

“Many Americans have expressed concern over the Bush administration’s eavesdropping program. But there’s a simple solution for anyone concerned with prying eyes, at least when it comes to e-mail: encryption.”

Listen to the interview.