Yahoo! may make blunders elsewhere in the computing world, but they've always had their head screwed on when it comes to mobile. Yahoo! has just launched its next-gen mobile home page, which you can find at new.m.yahoo.com in your phone's web browser. Some screens below to give you a flavour, but on first look they seem to have done a good job integrating news sources, weather and traditional mobile information with a new 'Social pulse' panel, in which feeds from the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Friendster can be amalgamated and presented in chronological order.
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i had trouble getting my windows live mail set up. Could not get passed the login screen which kept showing up again and again when I entered my details. May try again later...
One thing about a mail ID that is well publicized is the difficulty of getting rid off it. That�s the equation between me and Yahoo Mail.
They still treat POP and email forwarding as premium features. Not the $20 per annum is more, its just that Yahoo needs to move on. Again as far as Yahoo! Go 3.0 is concerned, there is still no word of supporting it on the Nokia 5800. Also, this new feature looks to me like an extension of oneSearch !!!
I really don�t expect too much from Yahoo, but hope that Nokia can make up for this omission by including Yahoo mail in the next release of �Nokia Messaging�
Suju.
I live in Finland and no matter how I change location it still displays text in French :|
i used to be able to see the home icon and cell icon at the top left
now i cant
any ideas?
using samsung instinct
Why am I now getting to mobile http://m.www.yahoo.com/ instead of just good old http://www.yahoo.com/ on my desktop. I do not like it and on several of my computers this has become an issue. On one such system, I am running linux and can no longer attach regular size files. I need to get rid of the mobile yahoo. Please help