New Features for the All-New Calendar Beta

Just a few months back we told you about the launch of an updated version of the Yahoo! Calendar. The all-new Yahoo! Calendar Beta offers a host of great features like open standards (iCalendar), personalization with Flickr and drag-and-drop functionality to name just a few.
Since launching the public beta back in October, the Calendar [...]

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Chat and Text Your Friends from Yahoo! Mail Classic

Hello All - This week I want to take a moment to introduce you to Brandon Savage. Brandon is our Senior Product Manager for the Classic version of Yahoo! Mail. He’s got an exciting new feature to share with you. So take it away Brandon…
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I don’t know about you, but when I hear [...]

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Yahoo! Mail Beefs Up Its Anti-Spam Support

I think, by now, you are all familiar with Mark, our resident anti-spam czar. If not, Mark has graced this blog a number of times before. Most recently he conducted an anti-spam workshop in addition to letting us know how we’re cracking down Lottery scams on our corporate Yodel blog. Today, he’s [...]

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Happy New Year! – Let’s meet the new kid

Hello, and a belated happy new year to everyone. My name is Andrew Molyneux. I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself and let you know that I’ll be continuing as editor of the Yahoo! Mail Blog.
So who am I and why am I here? Well, let me give you a [...]

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Photo Fun (and Flashbacks) with the New Apps in Yahoo ! Mail

As you may have seen, this week we announced the limited beta launch of applications in Yahoo ! Mail. This means that we are bringing your favorite Web sites and services right into your inbox. These applications will allow you to communicate, share and get more done within Yahoo ! Mail.
Over 60% of [...]

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Give friends and family VIP treatment in your Inbox

If I could earn a nickel for how many times I’ve heard people say “I get WAY too much email!” I could retire soon. :) I’ve seen studies that show that users get 30 emails a day on average. That’s a lot of email to go through each day!
Let’s face it - messages [...]

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Take a tour of Yahoo! Mail’s new smarter inbox

As you may have heard, we’ve been working on a new smarter inbox to help make your life easier. We’re happy to announce that today, some of you will begin to experience the smarter inbox, and we wanted to give everyone a chance to see what it looks like and what it can do.
The [...]

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Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop is ready for syncing with Calendar and Contacts

Back when I posted about updates to the Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop beta (get the latest version here) many people were intrigued. It was, after all, our first real step into the IMAP world, and it also represented a great way for users with multiple Yahoo! accounts to easily keep track of them without the [...]

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Attention: Maintenance work - you may experience service problems

Due to an unplanned power equipment issue at one of Yahoo’s third-party co-location facilities, a small portion of Yahoo! services and features may be temporarily unavailable. Our provider is working expeditiously to complete the maintenance, which we expect to last a few hours.
What this specifically means for Mail users is that some of you [...]

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Spruce up your Mail with Liam stationery

As a kid I was always flummoxed by the idea that the word used to represent immobility was also used to describe the fancy paper used for messages that are inherently mobile.
Perhaps if I had paid more attention to the fact that they were spelled differently it might not have baffled me so. But [...]

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