The New Yahoo Mail App with First-of-Its-Kind Features Rolls Out on Android and iOS

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Unclutter your inbox: Delete all messages from a sender at once, with one tap!

Track shopping receipts and purchases more efficiently

Yahoo announced the launch of new features for Yahoo Mail, providing consumers with ‘first-to-market’ experiences for their inbox, to save time and improve productivity. Yahoo Mail’s new updates meet the needs of consumers who are doing more online since the pandemic, and want to manage and personalize their inbox to support their digital lifestyle.

The new updates further amplify Yahoo Mail’s core offerings connecting millions of users daily — including the user-favourite feature of 1 TB free storage. The New Yahoo Mail App makes users’ lives easier based on their interactions and interests, while providing world-class utilities to offer users quick and easy access to the information that matters most.

“Yahoo Mail has been a part of consumers' lives for 25 years, so we know how important it is for people to quickly find what they need, whether it’s tomorrow’s flight departure time or how much was spent during a weekend getaway with friends,” said Josh Jacobson, GM & SVP Yahoo Communications. “These new features are a culmination of listening to our people to better understand what they need and what makes Yahoo Mail an integral part of it.”



The new first-to-market features include:

● Group by Sender: This feature will allow you to ‘group’ emails by domain to quickly find important messages, deals, or delete all messages from a sender at once.

● Updated Top-of-Inbox Navigation: This feature with contextual filters is designed to drive awareness and findability for what matters most to you and reduce the signal-to-noise ratio.

● Receipts View: See receipts from all orders at once, to make returns faster and track your purchase history.


An Organized Inbox That Saves You Time, Big-time!

The new Yahoo Mail app includes new utility features that make managing the inbox easier than ever before.



Updated Top-of-Inbox Navigation

User testing by Yahoo Mail showed people spend more time looking at the top area of the screen on email, rather than the bottom. To help users find what they need faster, the new Yahoo Mail app’s updated top-of-inbox navigation has contextual filters — users can toggle between ‘Inbox,’ ‘Attachments,’ ‘Starred’ and more. Once a user clicks and begins scrolling, the contextual filter adapts their screen to give them maximum viewability based on what they want to see. With more users managing their travel itineraries through email, it also includes a ‘Travel’ filter, where users can easily keep track of all their upcoming travel reservations in one place.

The Updated Top-of-Inbox Navigation feature is designed to drive awareness and findability for what matters most to users and reduce the ‘signal-to-noise’ ratio.



Group by Sender

● Thousands of emails to delete feels overwhelming? The new ‘group by sender’ feature will allow users to group emails by domain to quickly delete all messages from a sender, at once. This came up as a big pain point for users, who wanted a more efficient way to clean up the clutter in their inbox, without wasting hours!

● Say goodbye to digging around in your inbox for individual emails from senders. Group by Sender offers a faster and hassle-free way to view emails from one sender without the hassle of typing into a search bar.



One-tap unsubscribe

Users can unsubscribe from one or many brand promo emails and newsletters all in one place, with a single tap.



Connect All Your Accounts:

Access your Yahoo, Gmail, AOL, Microsoft, or other account(s) in one place and take advantage of extra features.



Attachments

Displays all attachments in your inbox with the ability to filter by files (pdfs, word docs, jpeg) and photos. A huge time saver that spares opening email after email to check for an attachment.



Subscriptions Renewal Reminders

The new Yahoo Mail app’s top-of-inbox alerts remind you when a free trial is expiring or a paid subscription is about to renew.



Efficiency for the Everyday Online Consumer:

In this new update, Yahoo Mail has also introduced features that help make shopping online and managing purchases easier for users around the world. New features include:



Receipts View

A view that allows you to see receipts from all of your orders. It makes returns faster and provides a handy view of spending patterns.




The new Yahoo Mail app rolls out globally on iOS and Android today.

For more information, please visit Yahoo Mail.




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Celebrities, Athletes join incubation program for Web3 influencers

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Southeast Asian esports, gaming and entertainment firm Tier One Entertainment is launching its newest incubator program called ALLIANCE, which is poised to be the first global pool of prominent personalities in the Web3 space.

The ALLIANCE aims to gather a curated list of Web3 content creators and train them to be top-notch opinion leaders shaping the future of content creation in the global blockchain and crypto industry.

The initial list would include professional basketball player Jared Dillinger, holistic wellness coach Chris Tan, gaming content creator Crisostomo “Chibiby” Tan Jr., multimedia creative John Sedano, DJ and producer Patty Tiu, architect and artist Timi Sky, and filmmaker and entrepreneur Janina Manipol.

Joining them are business executives like Block Tides founder Myrtle Ramos, Stock Smarts CEO Marvin Germo, and Tetrix CEO Emman Navalan who have etched their names in the Web3 community.

Tier One Entertainment is banking on its massive traffic, reach, and marketing machinery with 260 million current followers across its brands, content creators, gaming talents, and influencers to build a Web3 community.

“As a company that has multi-millions in following in the Web2 space, our role is to be able to help bring the attention and the traffic and help contribute to the mainstream adaptation of Web3. We are confident that our future plans for Web3 will help bring a new generation of users to the exciting space,” Tryke Gutierrez, CEO of Tier One Entertainment said.

As an expert in content creator management, Tier One Entertainment commits to supporting this collective group of individuals who will help bring the values of integrity, critical thinking, and transparency to the Web3 community.

For this program, Tier One Entertainment has appointed Tyrone Anthony Bretaña as the Head of ALLIANCE. He has worked with some of the biggest brands in FinTech and e-commerce for eight years. With an early adopter mentality, Tyrone has the vision to lead the ALLIANCE into becoming a global collective that will drive traffic and mainstream adoption of Web 3 while promoting the values of authenticity, relevance, and legitimacy.

With more than 260 million followers across the social platforms of their over 1,000 talents across Asia, Tier One bats to a familiar name in the Web3 space.

Previously, it conducted its influencer programs such as AMPLFY, ARDENT, and ASCEND, which elevated the video game streaming careers of SB19's Josh Cullen, Sharlene San Pedro, and Khenji Saito. It also launched The Gaming House with ABS-CBN, a reality show featuring gaming personalities, the first of its kind in Asia. This is on top of managing athletes under Blacklist International, a world champion in mobile esports.

Tier One Entertainment is open for collaborations and partnerships, and to those who want to join the ALLIANCE: alliance@tier.one

Top 5 Places for Windsurfing in the Philippines

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Nowadays, it seems impossible to find a list of the best islands and beaches without seeing the Philippines among the top choices. The Philippines is full of breathtaking places that provide an authentic feeling of happiness for millions of visitors. Although known for its dazzling views and pristine beaches, the Philippines is also becoming one of the best places for those in the mood for catching waves. The islands are home to some of the best windsurfing places, and in this article, we will list the top 5 places for those who like to enjoy the mix between the exhilaration of surfing and the peace of sailing.

 
Boracay Island

Boracay Island is one of the most mesmerizing places the country has to offer. It is blessed with a long stretch of pristine beaches and turquoise water, perfect for windsurfing. Whether you are a beginner or a more seasoned windsurfer, the flat water and the moderate wind at Boracay Island will make a perfect aqua playground for you. So, if you are planning to visit the Philippines and enjoy some windsurfing, head over to the east of the island, and once you start riding the waves at Bulabog Beach, you will understand why thousands of people are fascinated by it. If you feel bored at night, feel free to check the best online casino philippines have to offer.

 
Kingfisher Resort

Kingfisher Resort near Pagudpud is home to some of the windiest spots and provides windsurfers with an unforgettable wave-riding experience. Pagudpud is the northernmost settlement on Luzon Island, and due to its excellent conditions for watersports, it's been known as the Hawaii of Asia. If you are staying at the Kingfisher Resort, the opportunity for enjoying windsurfing will be right at your doorway. The water is flat, the wind is consistent, and the beach is the perfect combination of sand, grass, rocks, and corals. The resort is tucked away and it's still not very popular among tourists, so it's one of the best places to enjoy some of the best waves Asia has to offer in complete tranquility.

 
Siargao

Siargao is an Island in the Philippines that allows aqua sports fans to learn about all the different exciting ways they can enjoy the magic of the ocean. Situated around 800 kilometers southeast of Manila, the place offers some of the most magnificent white sandy beaches where you can find a plethora of available watersports, such as windsurfing. Although the wind is not as strong compared to the other top windsurfing spots, Siargao, without a doubt, can still provide windsurfers with an unforgettable experience.

 
El Nido

While El Nido may not be the most popular place when it comes to windsurfing, it's definitely one of the best for beginners. Located on Palawan Island, El Nido is a touristy Philippine municipality situated in a bay protected from strong winds, which makes it a great starting point for windsurfing rookies. Known for its flawless turquoise lagoons and pristine white-sand beaches, El Nido is a real paradise for beginners who want to try windsurfing while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.

 
Anilao

Located in the Batangas province on the island of Luzon, Anilao is one of the most iconic windsurfing spots in the Philippines. Although not as popular as the other places, the Batangas area is home to some of the most glorious beaches and a thriving windsurfing community. Anilao is known for its flat water and consistent wind, perfect for windsurfing. The place has historical importance among windsurfing enthusiasts, as it is the home of the annual Anilao Windsurf Regatta where the growing community of sailors gathers to celebrate their love for the sport. So, whether you are a windsurfing veteran or someone at the beginning of their windsurfing journey, Anilao is a perfect place to get that adrenaline rush and enjoy the magic of the sport.

 
Conclusion

With over 7000 islands with some of the most breathtaking turquoise water and consistent winds, the Philippines are a windsurfing paradise with plenty of options where people can become real watersports enthusiasts. Each place has its own beauty and conditions suitable for windsurfers of different levels, however, as the product owner - Tony Sloterman says, in the end, it all comes down to one's personal preference.