Product Pulse - June 22, 2007
Posted June 22nd, 2007 at 3:06 pm by Julie Han
Filed in: Product News

Whether you call it a Kobe, Bubbla, Volky, or Herbie, take your love bug for a spin to celebrate Volkswagen Beetle Day. Or just indulge in Käfer envy here.

  • Face-Up?: No, we’re not offering free makeovers, but we are making it possible to combine all your Upcoming and Facebook events in one place! Just go to Facebook and download the application for one view of all your weekend activities. The best part is once you download it, you can go to either Upcoming or Facebook to see your combined list of events. Read more here.
  • IM on your CrackBerry: Or any mobile device that supports WAP. With the new Yahoo! Messenger for Mobile Beta, you can view your full IM conversation, rather than going back and forth SMS-style. It’s a faster and prettier version that tells your buds you’re busy or idle (or you can go stealth) and displays all your pals’ new Avatar outfits. There’s even a search box that helps you find a friend on your list and add contacts right from your phone — no scrolling necessary! Read more here or download the new beta by going to http://m.yahoo.com on your mobile.

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Listen up, (college) sports fans …
Posted June 20th, 2007 at 7:06 pm by Jimmy Pitaro
Filed in: General

Whether you’re a Cameron Crazy, a die-hard Husky fan, or a lifelong Longhorn fan, Yahoo! has made a roster move that will have you cheering from the sidelines. Today, we announced an agreement to acquire Rivals.com, the leading online destination for college and high school athletic information.

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