First Look video: Yahoo Go 3.0 beta

by Jessica Dolcourt

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If you've been thinking, "Wouldn't it be great if Yahoo updated its mobile app, and someone made a video to point out the main features?," you're in luck, because they did, and we did. Yahoo announced Yahoo Go 3.0 beta at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in mid-January, which stands out from its predecessor with an improved interface and new capabilities. Read the hands-on review or watch the First Look video below to see what they are.

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Originally posted at The Download Blog

Topics:: Mobile,; Widgets and desktop enhancements

Tags:: First Look,; Yahoo Go,; mobile,; widget

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by mecf06m032 January 23, 2008 2:41 AM PST: this is good for gethering the images; Reply to this comment


by Richard Penny January 24, 2008 6:25 AM PST: Yahoo! Go 3 sounds good, but I like Jessica better!; Reply to this comment


by barglancy January 24, 2008 6:43 AM PST: When I click on NFL scores in current yahoo mobile sports I get an error message - hope this version corrects that.; Reply to this comment

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