Yahoo! Mail for Android gets 2.0 makeover

The official Yahoo! Mail app has been updated this week, getting a new look and a new name. To be clear, the name is now shown in your device as Y! Mail to make sure you don’t overlook it when browsing apps. Details in the 2.0 update include a new interface with pull-to-refresh, slide-out folders, action bars, better battery performance, and “more reliable” push notifications. Those of you who use Yahoo Mail as your preferred service will also know that the web client is looking sharp with a new look as well.

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