Ever find yourself struggling to explain in IM, what someone should do to fix a technical issue? If yes then this Yahoo Messenger Plugin is just for you. Unyte’s desktop sharing add-on for Skype is now available as a plugin Unyte Lyte, for Yahoo Messenger.
What does Unyte Lyte do ?
The Unyte Lyte plugin for YIM lets you see your friends desktop in real - time. The plugin should be installed on both yours and your friend’s computer to enable desktop sharing. After installing the plugin, open a chat window with the person whose desktop you want to see. Then click on Plugins — > My Plugins. Click on “Start” beside the “Unyte Lyte” plugin. The plugin will start and wait for your friend’s confirmation to start desktop sharing. The first person to start desktop sharing will be allowing his friend to see his desktop.
Be there, virtually! Easy, fast and free, Unyte Lyte provides 1:1 desktop sharing to Yahoo users. With one click invite contacts from your Yahoo! Messenger list to “see” your desktop. Review homework, play new games, co-browse, edit documents, demonstrate software, give presentations.
One of the drawbacks of Unyte Lyte is that, both you and your friend will not be able to see each others desktop at the same time. Here is a preview of how your friend’s desktop will look using the Unyte Lyte plugin,
You will only be able to see your friends desktop, not control it.
Download : Unyte Lyte Plugin For Yahoo Messenger
One and a half months, after Yahoo! first announced that it was going to give unlimited space to all Yahoo! mail users, it has finally started rolling out the change to all accounts. Yahoo! made the announcement today on its blog.
As promised, we’ve started to roll out unlimited email storage to Yahoo! Mail users worldwide today. When it hits your account, you’ll notice the storage meter has disappeared — meaning, you just don’t have to worry about deleting old messages ever again!
Unlimited storage space coupled with the new Yahoo! Mail Beta interface seems to be Yahoo!’s attempt at retaining existing users and also attract new ones. Yahoo! mail definitely seems to be feeling the Gmail heat. Gmail with 2+ GB space and a cool new interface weaned away a lot of Yahoo! mail users.
But still, Yahoo! offers a measly 10 MB attachment limit. So if you want to store that large file you need to split into 10 MB files. As for Gmail, I think its time to get rid of that ticking space counter on the login page.
The space limits seem to be getting blurred. Yahoo! Mail has announced that it is going to provide unlimited email storage starting in May 2007. And this applies to everyone, no invites required.
If I am not wrong, GMail will soon follow suit and the ticking storage counter will be a thing of the past.
What a progress ! GMail started the storage space challenge and now Yahoo! has beat Google to the finish line. It will be the first global email company to give unlimited inbox space to its users. 
The Yahoo! Announcement
