What is the name of Apple's email service?

What is the name of Apple's email service? The answer is iCloud Mail. It is Apple's cloud-based email service, providing addresses that commonly use the @icloud.com domain and integrating with Apple's devices and operating systems.

Apple introduced iCloud on October 12, 2011, as the successor to MobileMe. Existing users with @me.com or @mac.com addresses could generally retain those addresses as aliases alongside an iCloud address. iCloud Mail can be accessed through Apple's Mail app, a web interface at iCloud.com, and third-party clients using standard protocols such as IMAP.

Apple Mail is a frequent source of confusion. Apple Mail is the email application, or client, used to read and send messages; iCloud Mail is the hosted email service. The Mail app can also connect to accounts from providers such as Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook, and Exchange.

iCloud Mail is part of Apple's broader iCloud platform, which also synchronizes files, photos, contacts, calendars, notes, and backups.