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Google has created a web app to support the iPhone, while Yahoo seems much slower to get things going. Don Reisinger explains.
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Yahoo shall give the normal pc experience to iphone users, their mail looks awesome.
- by artherstrasse January 15, 2008 11:54 AM PST
- I've used both extensively. No big difference. They both get the job done. If I want a nice browsing experience spending hours searching I go to a pc.
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