Yahoo goes mobile and adds a personal touch to its search engine Save, recall and share your search

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27 April 2005 17:53 GMT / By Stuart Miles

Yahoo has announced the launch of a personal search facility to its search engine. The beta release of My Web from Yahoo! Search will add save, recall and share functions to the searches users do on the service.

In turn My Web will enable users to create their own personal online archive by saving their favourite pages, search results, and search history to My Web. In addition, users can share their information with friends and colleagues via integrated tools such as email, instant messenger, and personal networking provided by Yahoo!'s new Yahoo! 360° tool.

“My Web is the next step in our vision of integrating search, personal search and community by providing users an easy way to have their own personal web search experience that incorporates the best of the Web and what matters most to them.” said Salim Mitha, Director, Yahoo! Search, UK & Ireland.

My Web can be accessed through Yahoo! Search at http://uk.search.yahoo.com

In other Yahoo news, the internet search engine has teamed up with Nokia to allows millions of Nokia smartphone users to use Yahoo! data communications services such as e-mail, Yahoo! entertainment services such as ring tones, wallpapers and downloadable games and Yahoo! Search on their mobile.

The first Nokia devices with Yahoo! internet services included on the phone will be the Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681 and the Nokia 6630. Existing Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681 and Nokia 6630 owners will be able to download similar applications over-the-air starting from the second half of 2005.

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