Yahoo chief opens the mobile web
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Search firm Yahoo reveals its ambitions to create a "rich web experience" on mobile phones.
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Yahoo&#39;s new Mobile Internet service lets users obtain localized search results on specific businesses, access maps, and make calls from the results page.
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Group seeks to make Web access for mobile device users as easy as it is for desktop users.
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Yahooâs chief executive and co-founder plans to expand the  Internet stalwart to make it âa starting pointâ for consumers.
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The browser company launched Tuesday its newest version of its mobile browser, redesigning the interface and improving overall speed.
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Verizon Communications plans to work with Yahoo, the Internet search engine, to introduce a portal for its high-speed Internet service.
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We will fight them on the desktop... Hot on the heels of Opera's latest browser, Microsoft has updated its MSN Mobile service, and Yahoo! is to launch its intelligent client on Friday.â¦
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Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) today launched its mobile display advertising  platform on the company's Yahoo! Mobile Web  service (m.yahoo.com) in 19 countries across Europe, Asia and the  Americas instantly enabling advertisers to reach consumers around the  globe on their mobile phones.
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Continuing to redefine the mobile Internet experience for millions of  consumers around the world, Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ:YHOO) today announced  the availability of gamma version of Yahoo! Go for Mobile 2.0 on Windows  Mobile powered devices.
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Just days after Yahoo! (YHOO ) launched the biggest makeover of its Web site in two years, one of its founders has said that&#39;s only the beginning.
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Yahoo hopes of enlisting partners for its new mobile search services.
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Yahoo Inc's Jerry Yang will seek on  Monday to demonstrate in his first major speech since taking  over as chief executive in June the inroads the company is  making putting Web services on mobile phones.
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Yahooâs chief executive and co-founder plans to expand the Internet stalwart to make it âa starting pointâ for consumers.
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Gary Price ran across a Yahoo7 (Yahoo Australia) service which text messages Yahoo Bookmarks to the mobile phone. From Yahoo7: A Yahoo! mobile bookmark (or WAP bookmark) is a &#8220;favourite&#8221; or a bookmark that resides in your mobile phone&#8217;s browser. You can use a mobile bookmark to quickly and conveniently access the Yahoo! mobile site on your [...]
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(InfoWorld) - YahooÂ is seeking to reassure carriers that it isn't trying to cut them out of the loop with its mobile content services, even as it rolls outÂ new mobile servicesÂ for customers. "Yahoo wants to work with operators for an optimized experience," said David Ko, vice president and general manager of Yahoo's mobile and broadband business in Asia, speaking Wednesday at the CommunicAsia Summit. Mobile operators are increasingly nervous that companies like Yahoo and Google will go direct to users with mobile content services, using their networks to offer so-called "over-the-top services" that don't give operators a cut of the revenue. These concerns have grown as content companies refine their mobile offerings and look for ways to make them available to users. During a speech at the CommunicAsia Summit, Ko announced that six Asian operators will use Yahoo's mobile search engine, calledÂ oneSearch. They are Globe Telecom in the Philippines, India's Idea Cellular, South Korea's LG Telecom, Maxis Communications in Malaysia, Indonesia's PT Telekomunikasi Selular, and Taiwan Mobile. These operators, which represent about 100 million subscribers, have agreed to use Yahoo's oneSearch in exchange for a portion of revenue from the mobile search service, Ko said, declining to detail specific terms of the deals. Most of the revenue will come from advertising, he said. In addition, operators will generate revenue from increased data charges as users access the search engine. The announcement that six operators will use oneSearch is an important win for Yahoo in Southeast Asia, where cellular-phone penetration rates outstrip the availability of PCs. Yahoo has long been a presence in the region, where its services are widely used. But competition is heating up: Google opened its Singapore office in May, announcing plans to set up an R&D center and expand its business in Southeast Asia. Â
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With its release of a search toolbar specifically designed for Firefox, Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) seems to have conferred a stamp of credibility on the upstart Web browser.
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The president of a Japanese mobile carrier that owns a stake in Yahoo said Thursday he is in talks with Yahoo chief Jerry Yang about how to respond to Microsoft's takeover bid.