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Yahoo Mail Improves Contacts Consolidation

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November 21st, 2009
Viktor Petersson

Yahoo_logoManaging contacts is a pain in the butt. This is particularly true if you use multiple web-based email accounts. Yesterday Yahoo announced the release of a new tool that at least makes contact consolidation easier. Based on technology from TrueSwitch (the company with the world’s ugliest website), Yahoo joins Gmail and countless others that use the same technology.

Contrary Gmail’s interface though, Yahoo’s tool is more geared towards consolidating multiple sources. The tool is very easy to use. Just select the account types you wish to transfer and the credentials. Once the consolidation is completed, the contacts will be accessible within your Yahoo Mail. The announcement also points out that you can use their built-in tool to get rid of duplicates.

Link and screenshot after the jump.

Yahoo Mail contacts consolidation

Yahoo Mail contacts consolidation

Link: Yahoo Mail Contacts Consolidation

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  3. Email Service Guide – Finally a ‘remove duplicate contacts’ feature in Gmail says:
    December 16, 2009 at 2:38 AM

    [...] time it took for Google to get their acts together and introduce this feature. Given that Yahoo already offers this feature, Google probably felt the pressure to offer this [...]

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