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Since it’s effectively ‘free’ on Three, I’ve taken another look at it.
It’s actually shit-hot in terms of features, depending on your perspective — my major perspective being the ability to transmit anything via the Yahoo service on the N73 as part of ‘inclusive data’. Hmmm.
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I love Yahoo Go.
It really is a killer app IMO - one that I couldn’t do without when I got my N73..
(I used it constantly on my N70 before that)
But I think it’s kinda odd in that you can’t actually download the N73 version from Yahoo themselves..
See here: http://go.connect.yahoo.com/go/mobile/download?download=nokia
I’ve asked Yahoo about this and had no response.
I ended up getting it from dotsis.com - but yeah - I just think it’s weird.
Do you think Three have some kind of exclusivity agreement with Yahoo?
Posted by James on December 15th, 2006 at 12:47 pm.INteresting. I need to keep an eye on this because it looks like Yahoo Go will be offered on a UMPC next year (I hope with a cellular modem and a flat rate service.)
http://www.carrypad.com/journal/2006/09/umpc2007-yahoo-branded-device.html
Steve
Posted by Steve Paine on December 15th, 2006 at 6:11 pm.