Take a tour of Yahoo! Mail’s new smarter inbox
- Posted December 15th, 2008 at 1:01 pm by Mail Team
- Categories: Address Book & Calendar, All-New Mail, Anti-Spam, Classic Mail, General, Life of Liam, Mac, New Stuff, Screencasts, Security, Tips & Tutorials
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 [...]
Screencast: Ways to get to Yahoo! Mail
- Posted November 13th, 2008 at 5:08 pm by Ryan
- Categories: All-New Mail, Anti-Spam, Classic Mail, General, Mac, Screencasts, Security, Tips & Tutorials
Despite my earlier efforts to share these visionary suggestions with screenshots, it seems that people continue to rely heavily on search engines to get to their Yahoo! Mail account. Now if you simply like that process, more power to you. But if you would like something with fewer steps, do I have the [...]
The big picture behind Yahoo! changes
- Posted November 5th, 2008 at 5:56 pm by Ryan
- Categories: General, New Stuff, Screencasts
In reading some of the recent comments on this blog, I’ve noticed that some folks have the impression that some of the recent changes going on around the network (updated profiles for example) are happening for no reason. So I thought I would take a moment to give a refresher on the big picture.
You may [...]
It’s the Calendar you’ve been waiting for!
- Posted October 8th, 2008 at 12:46 pm by Ryan
- Categories: Address Book & Calendar, All-New Mail, General, New Stuff, Screencasts
It is with much excitement (and much relief because I can stop ducking the questions) that I can share with you the news about our All-New Yahoo! Calendar.
You’ve been asking (a lot) and I’ve been rather coy, but now you know why. Yahoos have had a chance to play with it for a few [...]
All-New Image Viewer for All-New Yahoo! Mail
- Posted May 20th, 2008 at 8:27 am by Ryan
- Categories: All-New Mail, General, New Stuff, Screencasts, Tips & Tutorials
If you are an active emailer of images, you’ve probably already noticed this recent enhancement. But just in case you hadn’t (and because I was excited to test out a different screencasting tool) I wanted to give you all a demonstration of the all new image viewer we’ve incorporated into the All-New Yahoo! Mail.
Never [...]
Screencast: Use the Sign-In Seal to thwart fraudsters
- Posted January 23rd, 2008 at 7:00 pm by Ryan
- Categories: General, Screencasts, Tips & Tutorials
First off I want to thank everyone who responded to last weeks polls. It was very interesting to learn how our breakdown of New and Classic users is (almost 2:1 in favor of New mail), that the vast majority are using either IE or Firefox on Windows XP, and that we have such a [...]
Yahoo! Mail makes a splash at CES
- Posted January 9th, 2008 at 5:48 pm by Ryan
- Categories: General, New Stuff, Screencasts
If you’ve been following the news flowing out of CES in Las Vegas, you’ve probably already heard that Chief Yahoo! Jerry Yang presented some glimpses of the possible future of Yahoo! The 45+ minute presentation leads with some interesting advancements in Yahoo! Mobile, but the real meat & potatoes portion (at least for Mail [...]
Screencast: Need help finding that message?
- Posted December 28th, 2007 at 11:02 am by Ryan
- Categories: All-New Mail, General, Screencasts, Tips & Tutorials
A lot of you may be off work this week (regardless of what you celebrate) and trying to remember all the great stuff that happened this last year while you get ready for 2008. Perhaps you are compiling a Year End Recap (like I am … be sure to check back next week [...]
Mail, Messenger, and now SMS … all in one place
- Posted September 11th, 2007 at 10:02 am by Ryan
- Categories: All-New Mail, General, New Stuff, Screencasts, Security, Tips & Tutorials
It took a little longer than I had hoped, but through some trial and error (and a lot of screencast software testing) I have pulled together my first screencast demonstration. Hopefully the volume levels turned out OK, but if not be sure to let me know. Also feel free to list other demonstrations you would [...]