In October, Yahoo Mail is celebrating its 18th anniversary. For the occasion, the firm that is trying to renew on all fronts for months actually upgrading its mobile application and also improves the web version of the service.
Some features galore for Yahoo Mail
First of all, Yahoo Mail on Android and iOS catching competition by adopting many features already offered elsewhere. Note the ability to easily switch from one account to another, view maps of his contacts, remove / mark an email as read a slip of the finger, to insert multiple images / video in a message or make smarter research.
Then, thanks to its connection to Flickr, Yahoo Mail automatically replaces base by more attractive avatars initials of the user. It is also possible to import images of sites like Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin. Moreover, as the mobile web version of the service, it is now possible to manage emails from the Outlook.com, Hotmail and AOL Mail (not Gmail).
A future without words Password
Finally, Yahoo has Yahoo Account Key. This is a solution for connecting to the service without needing a password. Operation is simple: when a user tries to connect to the application, the terminal sends a push notification to accept. Useful for not having to remember a password and prevent the connection from another terminal than his, but be careful not to let hang their smartphone or tablet.
Most of these new features are now available on mobile (iOS and Android so), but the improvement in the desktop version concerns for the moment the US.
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