Yahoo instant search

[hytek369]

its not bad, but i still use google

 

[JujuFish]

Main reason why GMail is better than Yahoo mail: POP access for free.

 

[firewall]

How many people really use POP and SMTP access for mail?

I used to do it for Yahoo when it was free but then Yahoo made it some premium service. I never felt the need to use POP/SMTP after that.... can't even remember why I used it in the first place....

 

[ironcrotch]

Well it IS pretty neat. Type it in and it brings it up automatically without having to hit enter.

 

[firewall]

Originally posted by: ironcrotch
Well it IS pretty neat. Type it in and it brings it up automatically without having to hit enter.

I wonder when Google will introduce this specific feature......

I haven't used Yahoo Search in eons........:roll:

 

[BrokenVisage]

Originally posted by: Einstein Element

Originally posted by: asadasif

Originally posted by: Finality
http://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=UTF-8...oo+sucks&y=Search+the+Web&iscqry=yahoo

:laugh:

:laugh:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Google+sucks&btnG=Google+Search

Ooooh, look what I can do Mommy! :roll:

 

[Finality]

Originally posted by: BrokenVisage

Originally posted by: Einstein Element

Originally posted by: asadasif

Originally posted by: Finality
http://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=UTF-8...oo+sucks&y=Search+the+Web&iscqry=yahoo

:laugh:

:laugh:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Google+sucks&btnG=Google+Search

Ooooh, look what I can do Mommy! :roll:

Took you quite the while to catch onto that one eh?

What happened to you Google refused to review your job application?

 

[Train]

Originally posted by: asadasif
How many people really use POP and SMTP access for mail?

I used to do it for Yahoo when it was free but then Yahoo made it some premium service. I never felt the need to use POP/SMTP after that.... can't even remember why I used it in the first place....

are you on crack? My question is, why use internet email? You can't read it when offline...

I havent used webmail in about 6 years. Pop3 all the way.

 

[InlineFive]

Google still displays my weather with nice colored boxes. :\

 

[firewall]

Originally posted by: Train

Originally posted by: asadasif
How many people really use POP and SMTP access for mail?

I used to do it for Yahoo when it was free but then Yahoo made it some premium service. I never felt the need to use POP/SMTP after that.... can't even remember why I used it in the first place....

are you on crack? My question is, why use internet email? You can't read it when offline...

I havent used webmail in about 6 years. Pop3 all the way.

Are you still on dial-up to worry about being offline? That's old.

Being a uni student, I have to get files and mails at various places on different pc's and I can't just configure outlook or some other mail client on each of them. Internet access for email is best for my particular needs.

 

[Aharami]

Originally posted by: n7
Google > Yahoo IMO...

no doubt about that

 

[GeneValgene]

Originally posted by: asadasif

Originally posted by: Train

Originally posted by: asadasif
How many people really use POP and SMTP access for mail?

I used to do it for Yahoo when it was free but then Yahoo made it some premium service. I never felt the need to use POP/SMTP after that.... can't even remember why I used it in the first place....

are you on crack? My question is, why use internet email? You can't read it when offline...

I havent used webmail in about 6 years. Pop3 all the way.

Are you still on dial-up to worry about being offline? That's old.

Being a uni student, I have to get files and mails at various places on different pc's and I can't just configure outlook or some other mail client on each of them. Internet access for email is best for my particular needs.

too bad all unis don't use ms exchange

 

[firewall]

too bad all unis don't use ms exchange

I don't stay at uni at all times...... Group work at non-uni places also requires internet email access. MS Exchange, even if it was installed, would be useless at those places. Overall, as far as I am concerned, Internet email provides me much more freedom than POP access would at a few selective places. Home access might be okay with it but I am too used to using Internet email by now to even consider it very seriously. There is also the aspect of re-installing my OS frequently and backing up and restoring the emails from any email client would be a serious pain.