Addressing Yahoo users, Mayer said the company has listened to people's
claims that they want fewer mail distractions and a quicker process of
login and communication.
Yahoo users will now have to switch to the search engine's new e-mail service, which is known to be the second or third most popular on the web.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer had declared that it was awaiting a major overhaul of the e-mail service in December and progress has been made since then, CNN reports.
Addressing Yahoo users, Mayer said the company has listened to people’s claims that they want fewer mail distractions and a quicker process of login and communication.
The mail upgrades have been facilitated for Web, Windows 8, iPhone/iPod touch and Android.
However, the change might face troubles, as some users are more comfortable using older versions including ‘Yahoo Classic’.
They will be allowed to use the older version only until Monday.
Yahoo users will now have to switch to the search engine's new e-mail service, which is known to be the second or third most popular on the web.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer had declared that it was awaiting a major overhaul of the e-mail service in December and progress has been made since then, CNN reports.
Addressing Yahoo users, Mayer said the company has listened to people’s claims that they want fewer mail distractions and a quicker process of login and communication.
The mail upgrades have been facilitated for Web, Windows 8, iPhone/iPod touch and Android.
However, the change might face troubles, as some users are more comfortable using older versions including ‘Yahoo Classic’.
They will be allowed to use the older version only until Monday.
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