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SoftBank 007SH KT Hello Kitty Android Gingerbread Phone For The Win

, Aug 19th 2011 Discuss [3]

Welcome to the greatest Android device on the market today. I'm only half joking, as the specs on this very gaudy looking device are certainly nothing to scoff at, and it boasts the very strange accomplishment of being the second clamshell device running Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The first was of course the AQUOS PHONE THE HYBRID 007SH, essentially the same basic components this device is built on. Yesterday we got a glimpse of the Yahoo! Android phone from Sharp AQUOS, today we get the next rebranded handset in the Hello Kitty Android flip phone. Is this just a Japanese fad, or are cross-brand re-releases of Android devices on the horizon? Read The Full Story

Yahoo Google Phone Coming Soon from Sharp

, Aug 18th 2011 Discuss [4]

What we're to understand we're looking at here is one strange combination of brands creating a device that's no less than completely absurd. This is a Yahoo! phone made for Japan (since Japan is still so very in love with Yahoo) and will be running on Android. You may recognize this device if you're familiar with Sharp's line of cute little phones: this one being a rebranded Sharp AQUOS smartphone in white. What the non-Google search engine group will be adding to the device is a brand new interface skin on the inside and a lovely new Yahoo! branded case on the outside - why they thought this would be an awesome idea is anyone's guess. Read The Full Story

Facebook and Yahoo test the six degrees of separation theory

I bet you have all heard of the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. This is the old we are all connected to Mr. Footloose by no more than six friends. The larger theory is that all of us are connected by no more than six people to any other person. Yahoo and Facebook are teaming up to test this theory out using the world's largest social network - Facebook. Read The Full Story

Hulu chasing buyers spills insider; Yahoo fingered

, Jun 22nd 2011 Discuss [0]

Hulu is reportedly considering selling itself, though to exactly who is currently unclear. The WSJ reported that an unnamed company had made a speculative bid for Hulu, with the LA Times later suggesting that Yahoo was the interested party. However, no meeting of the Hulu board has been held to consider any offers, and subsequent reports have poured cold water onto the idea of Yahoo being interested. Read The Full Story

Yahoo Acquires TV “Check-In” Company IntoNow To Ramp Up Social Offerings

, Apr 25th 2011 Discuss [2]

Yahoo is planning on a splash in the media check-in game with the acquisition of young company IntoNow. The company has only been around 12 weeks, but it already caught the eye of Yahoo, Twitter, and Facebook in the short amount of time. Yahoo was reportedly very adamant about acquiring the company and struck a deal somewhere between $20 to $30 million. Read The Full Story

Yahoo Revamps With Search Direct, Instantaneous Search Results

, Mar 23rd 2011 Discuss [4]

In the search engine world Google is king and the dethroned Yahoo has been trying to regain its spot for quite some time. Yahoo may be on to something with its new Search Direct feature that gives users instantaneous results. Search Direct predicts search results as the user types and changes in real-time with answers that “goes beyond a list of blue links.” Read The Full Story

Bing beats Yahoo globally for first time

The latest stats for search engine use have come in from metrics firm StatCounter. According to the firm, Bing has passed Yahoo globally in the number of users for the first time ever. The research firm has noted that Bing reached 4.37% of the global search market in February whereas Yahoo has 3.93% of the global search market. Read The Full Story

Google To Invest Millions On Celebrity Youtube Channels

, Feb 18th 2011 Discuss [1]

The recent boom of YouTube stars may get pushed aside by established Hollywood stars. Google is looking to entice established celebrities with $5 million dollars for their own YouTube channel of original content. The money would cover salaries, production values, and the celebrity would get full ownership of the show. Google hopes to get twenty celebrity channels, which equals to a $100 million investment. They can afford the price tag by making it back quickly with the premium advertising they plan to run on the channels. The move mirrors what AOL and Yahoo are doing with personal celebrity channels, but YouTube has a much larger footprint and distribution network. Read The Full Story

Photos From Obama’s Tech Dinner

, Feb 18th 2011 Discuss [7]

The White House has released photos of President Obama’s tech leader consortium at a dinner last night. The dinner was attended by most of Silicon Valley’s top CEO’s and people who generally manage and direct your digital lives. Read The Full Story

Yahoo Announces LiveStand Digital Newstand

, Feb 10th 2011 Discuss [0]

Yahoo has unveiled details on its latest push into the mobile media market with Livestand, a digital newsstand platform that will land sometime in the first half of 2011. Livestand will cater the content to the reader’s interest by giving personalized digital newsstand from publishers based on their choices. Read The Full Story

Yahoo! IMAP issue affects iPhone too reveals email sniffing

Yahoo! wasn't happy with Microsoft blaming their email systems for the Windows Phone 7 "phantom data" bug; the company pulled out a long list of rival OSes and suggested since none of them issues it was actually Microsoft's flaky IMAP support to blame. Unfortunately it seems they can't shake responsibility quite that easily; Within Windows' Rafael - who actually figured out the original Yahoo! issue hours before Microsoft announced it - has discovered that a similar problem occurs on the iPhone, too. Read The Full Story

Yahoo! strikes back over Windows Phone 7 email bug: Microsoft IMAP app to blame

Yahoo! has responded to Microsoft publicly naming & shaming them over the Windows Phone 7 phantom data bug, arguing that it's in fact a poor IMAP implementation that is at fault. In a statement to Pocket-lint, the company pointed out that "Yahoo! Mail is widely available on tens of millions of mobile phones," and that "the issue on the Windows Phones is specific to how Microsoft chose to implement IMAP for Yahoo! Mail and does not impact Yahoo! Mail on these other mobile devices." Read The Full Story

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