I bet Microsoft will not be happy about this! Yahoo says that it will focus more on Microsoft's archenemy handset, the iPhone. Yahoo will not be developing Windows Mobile apps starting with May 20 and instead it will focus its efforts on Yahoo! Mobile and on the iPhone:
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Yahoo's exclusive advertising agreement with Vodafone UK will not be renewed this year. It expires in June and Vodafone doesn't seem interested in having only Yahoo on its side when it comes to ad sales. In fact the British carrier will look to as many possible partners as it will find.
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It looks like Yahoo has finally decided to go ahead and develop a mobile version of Yahoo. If you follow the video below you will see it demoed on an iPhone although Yahoo Mobile will probably be available on most smartphones out there. The application might be a very interesting addition to your smartphone, no matter what it is as Yahoo will bring you various features of the Internet which you have gotten used to already.
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Analysts are going rampant throughout the Interweb with speculations and advices after Yahoo CEO and co-founder Jerry Yang gave up his position probably in hopes for Microsoft to make U-turn and buy Yahoo.
T-Mobile and Yahoo! Inc. today announced that Yahoo! will now power mobile Internet searches made through T-Mobile service. 
Yahoo seems to like some mobile phones. By some I mean a few Nokia smartphones running on Symbian S60. If you happen to own any of the N70, N95, N73, 6120 and E65, you can go ahead and try oneSearch from Yahoo. You will have a oneSearch icon added to your idle screen.
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I do my traveling and go about my business regardless of the weather. I prefer sunny skies and beautiful days like most of us but some thunderstorm or high winds won't scare me away. But there are those events that need special attention to minor details like a weather forecast
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