On Thursday T-Mobile will unveil a new portal strategy that integrates Yahoo! Search and an application storefront that is similar to that found on the iPhone. T-Mobile will be called web2go, replacing the T-Zones experience. T-Mobile will slowly be rolling out this service on newer phones including the T-mobile G1 and Sidekick, later moving to older handsets. Web2go allows users to ... continued »

Today AT&T and Yahoo! announced that the Yahoo! oneSearch mobile search engine would be used to power all Internet searches made through the MEdia Net portal provided by AT&T. The oneSearch engine will allows MEdia Net users to access weather, photos, news and more. And regardless of what you search for, you will also be provided with ringtones, wallpaper and ... continued »

VoIP is all the rave now days, with the incredible success of services like Skype, it has been demonstrated there is some serious money to be made. On the PC, Skype dominates the market, but the mobile domain for VoIP, is relatively untouched. Even with Skype's recent entrance into the world of mobile VoIP, the market just has not had ... continued »

Now before you get excited/start vomiting, this is just a concept of what a Windows Mobile based Yahoo!fone might look like; the really interesting part is the idea of a collaboration between the two companies based not on Microsoft buying Yahoo! but the search and content company working with Seattle to rival Google's Android.  ZDNet's Jason Perlow is surprisingly keen on ... continued »