By Allen Tsai | Wed Aug 30, 2006 6:52 am |
Yahoo! said its mobile services is now available for download on phones that use Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system. Starting today the millions of consumers around the world with Windows Mobile-powered phones, such as the Motorola Q, can use Yahoo! Go for Mobile for the first time.
Yahoo! Go for Mobile is a comprehensive application that extends consumers Internet community and content seamlessly to their mobile device. Key features of the service include: - Yahoo! Mail - Easily manages and stores messages on mobile devices and provides receive notification for incoming mail
- Yahoo! Search (Local, Web and Image) - Provides Local search, full Web search and Image search to view billions of pictures
- Yahoo! Photos - Automatic upload of camera phone pictures to a Yahoo! Photos account, view and manage all albums saved on the Web account and download photos from albums directly to the mobile device
- Yahoo! Address Book and Calendar - Easy entry, management and back-up of contacts and calendar events
- Yahoo! News, Sports, Finance and more - Quick access to the full range of content services including Yahoo! News, Sports, Finance and Movies. The service is available for download at http://go.yahoo.com/mobile .
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