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Old 09-14-2005, 02:08 PM   #1
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Yahoo begins test of email service that looks more like desktop email programs
Select customers will be able to test drive the new version of Yahoo's web email service. It's a good quality web email right now, with about 1gig storage available per user.

Competition is tough with Google's Gmail service becoming more widely available. But the new Yahoo mail test may put Yahoo in a better position to keep and attract users.

(Via AP report at Yahoo)
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