Yahoo unveils new tech advice site

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Portal unveils a shopping site for gadgets laced with plain-English advice by experts and user-contributed reviews.

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Meh..
by naterandrews May 1, 2006 12:31 AM PDT: The design is uninspiring and cluttered. I can see it becoming somewhat popular, but never reaching the level of Cnet. Yahoo! tries to branch out to many areas, but rarely does it well (Mail+Search are the exceptions, mainly because they are the underpinnings to what started Yahoo!)

Add some video reviews, less shameless Yahoo! this and that promotion, and some Buzz Report'ish type content, then we can talk.; Reply to this comment

Reverse DNS
by oliversolman May 1, 2006 7:26 AM PDT: Maybe they can use it internally ?cos for the last 2 years I?ve bin tring to get RDNS from domains.yahoo.com but not that they just don?t offer that service they don?t even know what it is. Embarrassing and sad but I?m moving on to Godaddy.; Reply to this comment

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