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Posted on August 8th, 2024 | Discussion: Comment this story

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Posted on August 3rd, 2024 | Discussion: Comment this story

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Yahoo offers free text messaging

Posted on August 31st, 2007 | Discussion: Comment this story

Yahoo Mobile logoWe all love to use the text message feature offered by the mobile communication devices to stay connected with our mobile family members, friends, and others. Now, we can use text messaging for free. Yahoo! Mail, one of the largest email service providers, offers a free mobile phone text messaging for users of its already free email service.Matched Betting for Dummies Free Guide 2025

Free text messages can be sent to mobile number in the United States, Philippines, India, and Canada.

Along with the free text messaging, Yahoo! Mail also added instant messaging and enhanced email features. Users can connect in real-time to their contacts in Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Messenger or Windows Live Messenger or convert an email message into instant message chat or into a text message with a click of a button.

“We have always been focused on making it easy for people to connect to those who matter most to them, and during the beta testing period of the new Yahoo! Mail, we were able to incorporate a number of enhancements based on valuable feedback from our users,” said Yahoo! Mail. “Now, with the all-new Yahoo! Mail, we’re creating a more social e-mail experience. In addition, we wanted to make sure that people have the best possible Web mail experience regardless of their geographic location, preferences or system, so we’re continuing to offer our trusted Yahoo! Mail Classic interface.”

Mobile Web tracking

Posted on August 30th, 2007 | Discussion: Comment this story

Mobiseer LogoIt is estimated that the number of mobile web sites surpassed the 1 million mark. Having so many choice makes it easier to find something you like. Usually, when we find something we like, we are eager to tip off our friends who share the same interests as we do.

The tedious act of tracking favorites and sharing them with friends on a mobile device could be a thing of the past.

A beta version of a new service Mobiseer was launched by Nubiq creator of Zinadoo a free mobile website creation tool. Mobiseer is a Web 2.0 service allowing users to tag, bookmark, share, and even create a personalized mobile page with all favorite bookmarks.

MySpace mobile connection

Posted on August 29th, 2007 | Discussion: Comment this story

MySpace logoDo you want to stay in contact with your MySpace friends on the go?

A new mobile service makes this a lot easier. Tell Them is a service that allows users to blast text and pictures to your MySpace pals.

The service does not require any set up and it is easy to use. To get started you need to go to Tell Them site (http://tellthem.mobi) on your mobile phone, enter your MySpace email and password, select the friends you want to send a message to, type the message and attach the pictures, and there you go.

Google mobile usage surge

Posted on August 27th, 2007 | Discussion: Comment this story

Traditionally, Google search traffic during summer months drops by 20% – 40% related to computer users leaving for their vacation. This summer,Google’s mobile search were on the rise reaching 35% increase in traffic. Google maps used from mobile devices jumped by 40% – 50%.

“I think this is sort of a sign that people are becoming savvier with their mobile devices, and that there are better devices” available for the Web, while away from computers, Mayer told reporters after a presentation to marketers at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in San Jose.

“The technology curve is catching up,” she told reporters after the presentation. “The phones are just better.”

The mobile search user base is still lot smaller than the number of traditional computer search users, but the increase in mobile search traffic demonstrates usefulness of mobile search engines. Mobile maps can definitely enhance any vacation or a trip.

Google says mobile usage has surged this summer [Reuters]

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