Wondering where your morning fix of Joe Beaulaurier and Chris Price has gone? We wanted to expose their obsessive and expert coverage of Yahoo! to a larger audience, and we asked them to join the Download Squad team. Download Squad is our blog about the user experience in all kinds of software and online services. Joe and Chris accepted our offer, so as of today you will find their posts on Download Squad.
You can roll your Download Squad experience in several different ways:
BOOKMARKS
Main blog:
http://www.downloadsquad.com
The Yahoo! category:
http://www.downloadsquad.com/category/yahoo/
All Joe Beaulaurier all the time:
http://www.downloadsquad.com/bloggers/joe-beaulaurier/
All Chris Price all the time:
http://www.downloadsquad.com/bloggers/chris-price/
RSS FEEDS
Main blog:
http://www.downloadsquad.com/rss.xml
The Yahoo! category feed:
http://www.downloadsquad.com/category/yahoo/rss.xml
The Unofficial Yahoo! Weblog will remain exactly where it is, with its tremendous archive of blog entries. Use it as a reference point, and point your browser/newsreader to Download Squad for the continuous Yahoo! updating you've come to expect. Thanks for reading!
Yahoo! coverage on Download Squad!
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. very useful link, thanks!
Posted at 12:50AM on Jul 18th 2006 by eastboy
3. The font and font size in beta version cannot be saved as default.
The address book in beta version is not as useful as the current yahoo mail. some of the info is not found in the beta version after transferring the files, like personal link, company website link. And custom fields could not be changed. In addition, the address book when editing, it is not shown after clicking 'save'. The group category is missing. I find the group category is a good idea to organize in address book, just like current mail.
Posted at 1:59AM on Jul 23rd 2006 by lynne
4. I could not log in Yahoo! Mail Beta on 23-Jun.
Posted at 2:21AM on Jul 23rd 2006 by lynne
5. Dan, I am reading your book Blogging For Dummies while I am starting my very first blog on Blogger.com. The instructions are clear and consise and the "button" you tell us to click is actually on the screen. I have read so many books where the instructions seem to be related to nothing. I am a tech idiot in many ways, but your book is helping me learn. Thanks.
6. So, you want me to upgrade my browser in order to get on your new homepage, and your shutting down the old one Sept 1st.? Well, I have a classic Mac; it may be a row boat, but it is a double-hulled steal rowboat and I like it. Got $300 for OSX? But then, I'd have to upgrade my computer to handle that, so you got about $1500? I know a lote of people like me or who are still using Pentium II machines with Windows 98se. I cna't afford to change, and neither can they. All this f---g upgrading is three quarters wall street slesmen who want more band width to scream Buy Me! in everybodies face (if the internet were a real place the glow from the screaming neon signs would be seen all the way to Alpha Centuri, but that's the least, the last quarter are hackers who want everyone running the same machine so they can pickpocket everybody, and that's why I'll keep my rowboat Mac. If I can't sign onto your new page, well so long Yahoo!
Posted at 7:40PM on Aug 18th 2006 by lee
7. yea all my my family and friends got the yahoo mail beta and i dont have and i am wanting to try it so please sen me something so i can download it please
Posted at 6:21AM on Aug 31st 2006 by edward
1. hello
Posted at 12:22AM on Jul 17th 2006 by leduybinh2111