Filed under: OS, Software Update
Yahoo!Sync installed with OS X 10.4.10
If you want to find it on your computer, choose Go -> Go To Folder in Finder and enter:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/
YahooSync.framework/Versions/A/Resources
Peeking inside the application and framework strings reveals that the synchronization will use a Yahoo! ID stored in Address Book and that you must (obviously) have a Yahoo! account set up in order to synchronize. It's not clear exactly what this application does, but it's likely to allow you to sync your Yahoo! calendar with iCal.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Harish said 10:22PM on 6-20-2007
iPhone
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Codey H. said 10:32PM on 6-20-2007
#1 said it best.. iPhone.
Since Yahoo's Push Email solution will be the primary candidate for use, might as well better integrate it into the OS.
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Dimitri said 10:53PM on 6-20-2007
It's not only for the Push Email, but also for Yahoo addresses and such. see here:
http://www.apple.com/iphone/easysetup/getready.html
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Dave Chartier said 10:54PM on 6-20-2007
I thought Yahoo! didn't say anything about PUSH, just IMAP. There's a big, big difference.
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derek said 11:04PM on 6-20-2007
it is push email. It pushes your Yahoo! IMAP mail to your iPhone
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lgc90 said 11:28PM on 6-20-2007
Um...
I updated my 1st gen MacBook to 10.4.10, but this isn't on my system. I've looked manually and with Spotlight. Any thoughts?
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eastindyguy said 11:38PM on 6-20-2007
More than likely it is for the new Yahoo! Go service that goes live this Friday. http://mobile.yahoo.com/go
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Alex said 11:52PM on 6-20-2007
The application does not launch for some reason.
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Taylor Sternberg said 12:11AM on 6-21-2007
Why? Why not sync with Google? Google, you have a person on the Apple board of directors.
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Alice said 2:49AM on 6-21-2007
flickr...
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Robert Wood said 7:03AM on 6-21-2007
Hmm... iCal sync for Yahoo before GCal Sync..... Hmm....
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umijin said 1:30PM on 6-21-2007
I don't want stinkin' Yahoo anything on my phone.
No company that aids and abets human rights abuses should be installed on anything I own.
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Peter said 8:11PM on 6-22-2007
The application also does not seem to launch when I click.
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