April 19, 2006

In Brief: AT&T, Yahoo! serve up new e-mail system

AT&T and Yahoo! are launching a new version of Yahoo! Mail.

The updated system will be available to AT&T high-speed and dialup subscribers.

"This version is a significant enhancement," said Kieran Nolan, vice president of AT&T broadband. "It's a user-friendly upgrade that will make this popular application more powerful and more versatile, giving us another advantage over our competitors. It's fast and easy to use -- an experience we believe that customers will enjoy," Nolan added.

The new version is also browser-based, with no need for downloading software. The e-mail system was first launched in 2001.

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