Full FeedYahoo! OnePlace exciting or will Google copy this too?
Yahoo! announced it’s new OnePlace service that will be live in Q2 of this year. At it’s basic level, OnePlace allows you to access bookmarks and various links anywhere on any machine or mobile device.
The example Yahoo! uses is a trip you are about to take. You do research beforehand, noting some places you’d like to check out. When you arrive at your destination, instead of relying on memory or a new search, you just look up those links you saved and you are good to go.
Sure you could send yourself an email of links but…switching back and forth from email to web browser on my Windows Mobile phone is painful. As is the internet but that is another post.
Is it me or does this strike you as something very easily copy-able if not already possible using iGoogle?
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Is it me or is this just Del.icio.us?
on March 5, 2008 at 07:37 PM - LINKOr is it LinkBun.ch?
I could set this up myself without Yahoo’s help.
Unless you count Del.icio.us (Owned by Yahoo) as Yahoo helping me.