Yahoo Updates Mail, Search With New Social Features
Posted 08/25/09 at 03:39:28 PM by Andy Salisbury

Earlier this week Yahoo announced that it would be tweaking its mail and messenger services to be more social by letting users update their status, share photos easily and partake in video calls.
Along with the new and improved mail and messenger programs, Yahoo plans to overhaul its search engine with a new results page that will let users retrieve the content they’re looking for, without leaving the safety of the results page.
The idea behind these upgrades comes in two flavors: firstly Yahoo hopes to bring in more people who are not already familiar with the inner workings of their products, as well as to entice those that are already using Yahoo products to spend more time on their site. “Our user base grows when things are simpler and more delightful,” said Elisa Steele, executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Yahoo.
There was also an acknowledgement that Yahoo’s new hope page was being worked on, but wasn’t done just yet.
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Yahoo is still the No.1 free mail service provider.
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What's a hope page?
Submitted by VoodooChicken on Tue, 08/25/2009 - 2:11pm
Is that supposed to be home page? Or something different?
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Submitted by 1337Goose on Tue, 08/25/2009 - 12:51pm
Wait wait wait.... They have Yahoo! on the internet now!? ;-)
~Goose
Never mind
Submitted by 1337Goose on Tue, 08/25/2009 - 12:55pm
Never mind. I Googled it. It's there.
~Goose
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