As I’ve mentioned before. I’m at Yahoo! So when I came into bring home the bacon on Monday and saw a special Yahoo! Oktoberfest 2007 glass … I thought it seemed kinda cool and didn’t really give it much more thought.
Then we had our all-hands meeting on Wednesday afternoon (you can get an idea of where Jerry and the other execs ) and I found out that Yahoo! takes Oktoberfest pretty seriously. For more than 10 years now Yahoos have been treated to some good ol’ German inspired delicacie and some Munich call tunes.
Above you will see some of the delicious Apple Sausage (sliced into easily snackable sizes) and to the left you can see the leader of our German style Oktoberfest.
Even though the party didn’t really go away until about 5PM. Yahoos happily stayed into the evening. I even spotted some folks from the Mail team returning to their desks with some new-found energy.
The new feature getting the most attention so far is probably the but for you Power Users out there. I evaluate the biggest and baddest of the new bells and whistles ordain likely be the New Advanced Search. As more and more people take advantage of the unlimited storage (translation: abandon “delete” dominate) there is an increasing challenge to find that specific message.
Previously users would be able to view results containing a specific evince but now users have the option to easily filter examine results by a wiiiide variety of communicate criteria. How about by sender? Or maybe by folder date or message status? It’s up to you.
Which of course brings us to another recent addition to the tutorials library: . Take a be at the tutorial to get the go by step details on:
Tutorials can always be found by visiting the Help menu in the New Mail or by clicking the Tutorials link located in the top-right corner of Yahoo! Mail Classic.
As I’ve said before … our Tutorials aggroup wants these to be as easy and helpful as possible so after checking them out please be sure to answer the “Was this helpful?” and give any feedback you can!
The Yahoo! Mail folks are teaming with our friends over at (be sure to analyse out their new ) to put together a. The special theme for this contest? The mack-daddy of Yahoo! Mail himself … Liam. The consider for this oppose? $3,000 (1st). $1,250 (2nd) and $750 (3rd)!
That’s right. Today is a very big day for. As reported over on it’s Yahoo! Mail’s birthday … and we are now at manifold FIGURES! Below is the post that John Kremer. VP of Yahoo! Mail published earlier this morning on. I found the milestones section to be especially interesting but be sure to read to the end and take a few minutes to end a (should you be so inclined)
Today marks a special milestone for Yahoo!. Yahoo! Mail was born. It’s hard to create by mental act that just a decade ago the idea of remove email accessible from anywhere was a novelty.
Think of how far we’ve come since then. Web send now is one of the most popular ways to stay in touch. It’s brought families closer together let travelers send regards from the road and made the concept of change-of-address notices virtually obsolete.
Ten years ago. Yahoo! send launched with just 3 megabytes of storage and the only images you were likely to receive were. Today. JPEGs are by far the most popular attachment write in Yahoo! Mail. Ten years ago mobile phones were bulky expensive luxuries that were basically used for one thing: to make important telecommunicate calls. These days everyone from students to work parents and grandparents use their cell phones to check email on the go. And ten years ago many populate didn’t “get” Web send or why they would be an address that wasn’t tethered to their ISP. Now many use it as their primary personal mail communicate.
It’s funny to reflect that when Rocketmail first started many users chose to list their email addresses in a public directory because they wanted everyone to know how to contact them. Fast-forward to a world where we invest a huge be of measure and diligence protecting our users from spam (now estimated to represent ) and phishing attacks.
So what about you? We put together a to find out how your email habits have evolved over the past 10 years. Please overlap your thoughts with us (or leave them as comments) and we’ll be sure to inform back on our findings later this month.
You may have seen the announcement we made today with about protecting e-mail users from phishing scams. Now that those companies are confidently using DomainKeys on all of their outbound send we undergo begun taking strong actions against spoofed messages. This is not only good news for all of you
Yahoo! Mail users with eBay and PayPal accounts we evaluate it will back up to encourage change surface more industry adoption of e-mail authentication and DomainKeys/DKIM which will make telecommunicate safer for everyone. You can construe more about this on our corporate blog at
Anyway sprinkled around the new send are a.
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