
<p>Before there was Gmail, there was Yahoo Mail. Indeed, most of us probably have Yahoo.com e-mails floating around out there (and probably Hotmail.com addresses, too) whether we use them or not. Of course, millions are still loyal to the service.</p><p>Yahoo wants to keep its millions and woo new users to its domain and it's investing resources into its web-based mail platform to do it. On Yahoo's 16th birthday, the company is celebrating by making the experience more "intuitive" on the desktop, as well as iOS and Android mobile operating systems.</p><p>"We're introducing 'conversations' for those who prefer to view e-mails grouped in threads," said Jeffrey Bonforte, senior vice president of Communication Products at Yahoo, in a blog post. "At the end of the day, being able to see an entire conversation can save you quite a bit of time. Context is king."</p><p>1,000 GBs of Storage</p><p><a href="http://www.newsfactor.com/news/Yahoo-Upgrades-Mail-Service/story.xhtml?story_id=0320036VZOGW">Keep reading...</a></p>