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Yahoo Mail: Still No POP3/IMAP, Just a Shortcut for the Time Being |
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14 February 2008
05:10 GMT |
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Just the other day I had to send a very important personal message to apologize for something I had done and after taking my time (about an hour) to make it sound really humble and actually confer the feeling of how sorry I was, I clicked my mouse on the "Send" button and, conscience lighter, I went about my other bu... |
25 February 2008
13:06 GMT |
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Google is trying hard to compete with Yahoo! in the email category because it knows that's one of the last strongholds the Sunnyvale-based company is left with on the Internet. At the moment, it's bringing more changes to Gmail in a month than Yahoo! does in a year, and that's according to statistics. ... |
4 March 2008
14:16 GMT |
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Sometimes it's just too tiresome to update your Instant Messenger client whenever a new version is rolled out. Either the new options don't look so appealing or your connection really isn't that grand, the fact of the matter remains that enough IM users still have old (and I mean really old) versions i... |
19 March 2008
04:08 GMT |
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The Yahoo! Mail Blog, offering peaks into what the team is working on and giving out advice on resolving issues, has given us a heads-up (or better said has pulled our sleeve) on the new features introduced. Judging by the amount of feedback they've received and from what people have been telling me related to t... |
19 March 2008
05:39 GMT |
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Yahoo Mail is, as the Sunnyvale company sustains, the best web-based email, although it doesn't provide important functions such as POP3/IMAP support. And let's be honest, such a function would convince a lot of users to configure their email accounts to work with desktop clients, without visiting the websi... |
26 March 2008
05:11 GMT |
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