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Yahoo! Go Download Instructions B; Download Preparation Checklist You’re just a few steps away from experiencing Yahoo! Go on your mobile phone. Before you get started, review this checklist: Identify your phone make and model. Check the pictures and make sure that your mobile phone make and model is compatible with Yahoo! Go. Identify your access point. Yahoo! Go is only available to customers with supported carriers. Check the chart to make sure Yahoo! Go supports your network. Verify your phone’s system requirements. Make sure your phone has the necessary system requirements to run Yahoo! Go. Do you have a data plan? If you don’t have a data plan from your network provider, we recommend that you consider subscribing to one to keep costs to a minimum. Identify your phone make and model Only the phones listed below run Yahoo! Go. Check the photos below and make sure that your mobile phone is compatible. Nokia N70 Nokia 6680 Nokia 6681 Nokia 6682 Nokia 6630 Nokia 6600 Nokia 6620 Nokia 7610 Nokia 6670 B; Yahoo! Go Download Preparation Checklist (continued) Identify your access point. Yahoo! Go supports the following network providers and access points. The first time you use Yahoo! Go, you will be asked to select an access point that the application should use to connect to the Internet. Using an access point that is not listed below may cause the application to function unreliably. Country Network Provider Access Point France SFR SFR Internet Orange Orange enterprises Germany Vodafone VFD-WEB-GPRS T-Mobile T-D Internet E-Plus E-Plus Internet O O Internet, O WAP, O MMS, or O Streaming Italy TIM iBox GPRS Vodafone Vodafone internet Spain Telefónica MoviStar Internet Amena Amena Internet Vodafone Vodafone Internet GPRS United Kingdom Vodafone Vodafone Internet GPRS Orange Orange Internet or Orange GPRS O O Mobile Web T-Mobile T-Mobile Internet, T-Mobile GPRS or T-Mobile PictureMessage United States Cingular Cingular MEdia Net or Cingular Multimedia AT&T mMode GPRS AT&T International (Blue) AT&T Internet or AT&T mMode Other GSM providers Check with your Carrier Verify your phone’s system requirements. Do you have a data plan? In order to use Yahoo! Go, your phone requires: Yahoo! does not charge you to use Yahoo! Go. • 2MB free on the phone’s internal memory. However, Yahoo! Go uses a mobile Internet connection to download email, news, ringtones and • 8MB free on a separate memory card. other services that you use. You will be charged by • Internet access, e.g., via GPRS, EDGE or 3G. your network provider for these data traffic costs. Ensure that your phone is configured to use one You should consider subscribing to a data plan of the access points listed above. from your network provider in order to keep these • Ability to send and receive SMSs. costs to a minimum. Please contact your provider for further details. B; Yahoo! Go Download and Installation Instructions 1 Download and save the Yahoo! Go installation file to your PC:ygo.sis 2 Copy the file to your phone and install it. Choose an install option. There are three ways to install Yahoo! Go. Select one of the following methods, based on your PC’s capability: Option 1: Nokia PC Suite Option 2: Memory Card Reader Option 3: Bluetooth and Infrared Option 1: Nokia PC Suite …if you have Nokia PC Suite installed on your PC. All phones (except Nokia 6600): • Connect your phone to the PC. • Open the Nokia PC Suite. • Open Nokia Application Installer. • Select the ygo.sis file from the folder you saved it in. • Select My Computer – Install from the menu. The installation will start. Follow the instructions on your phone to complete the installation. For Nokia 6600: • Connect your phone to the PC. • Open Nokia PC Suite. • From the Tools menu, select Install device software. • Select the ygo.sis file from the folder you saved it in and click Open. The installation will start. Follow the instructions on your phone to complete the installation. Special note for 6600 and 6620 users: When you install the ygo.sis file, you may see the following message: Application is untrusted and may have problems. Install only if you trust provider. You can safely ignore this message and select Yes to proceed with the installation. The Yahoo! Go application has been certified by Symbian, the company that develops the operating system for these phones. Because your phone is an older model, it may not be able to recognize this security certificate. You may also be asked during installation to select an access point (perhaps more than once). Select the appropriate access point for your network provider. This is part of the same problem described above. B; More download directions on next page 3 Yahoo! Go Download and Installation Instructions (continued) Option 2: Memory Card Reader …if you have a memory card reader attached to your PC. • Place your phone’s memory card into the memory card reader. • Copy the ygo.sis file from the folder you saved it in on your PC to your memory card using your PC’s file browser (for example, the Windows Explorer application in Microsoft Windows). • Place the memory card back in your phone. • Go to Tools – File mgr on your phone. • Tab to the right to browse the memory card’s contents, scroll down to the ygo.sis installation file, and select Options – Open. The installation will start. Follow the instructions on your phone to complete the installation. Option 3: Bluetooth and Infrared …if your PC has a Bluetooth or infrared connection. • Using your PC’s Bluetooth or infrared software, send the Yahoo! Go installation file to your phone. • Go to the Inbox in your phone’s Messaging application. If you have an N70, 6680, 6681, 6682 or 6630 phone. • You can start the installation by simply opening the file from the Inbox in your phone’s Messaging application. All other phones. • Highlight the message and select Options – Move to folder to move the file from your phone’s Inbox to your memory card. • In the phone’s main menu, go to Tools – File mgr. • Tab to the right to browse the memory card’s contents, scroll down to the ygo.sis installation file, and select Options – Open. The installation will start. Follow the instructions on your phone to complete the installation. B; Yahoo! Go Setup and Usage After you have installed Yahoo! Go, you’re just a few steps away from getting your Yahoo! Mail, Address Book, Calendar, Tasks, Photos, Messenger and other Yahoo! content services on your phone. 1 Start Yahoo! Go application 2 Set up user preferences 3 Sign in to Yahoo! 4 Start using Yahoo! Go 1 Start Yahoo! Go application After you have installed Yahoo! Go on your phone, a shortcut icon will appear in your phone’s main menu. Select the Yahoo! Go icon to open the application. Yahoo! Go Icon Select your country Accept terms of service The next page will provide you with instructions on setting up your user preferences: 2 Set up user preferences Yahoo! Go Main Menu B; Yahoo! Go Setup and Usage (continued) 2 Set up user preferences There are four simple steps to set up: To start, select Mail from the Step 1: Step 2: Yahoo! Go menu. A Setup The Setup Welcome screen Read and Accept the wizard will open. appears. Select Next. Important Notice. Finished with setup! The next few pages will provide you with instructions for signing in to Yahoo!: 3 Sign in to Yahoo! Step 3: Step 4: Some Yahoo! services, Select whether data like mail, require data to be synchronizations should transferred to your phone. take place automatically Choose the services you or whether you should be want. Scroll down if you asked each time. Select want to select Photos. Next to proceed. Select Next when finished. B; Yahoo! Go Setup and Usage (continued) 3 Sign in to Yahoo! After Setup is completed, a Sign-in screen will appear. …if you already have a Yahoo! ID. You can sign in to Yahoo! using your existing Yahoo! ID and password. Finished signing in to Yahoo! Proceed to page 9 to start using Yahoo! Go on your mobile phone! 4 Start using Yahoo! Go You can sign in to Yahoo! Select Options – Sign in. using your existing Yahoo! ID and password. …if you DON’T already have a Yahoo! ID. If you don’t have a Yahoo! ID yet, you can get one using your phone. Here’s how: Select Options – Enter your date of birth in Confirm sending of Get a new Yahoo! ID the format DD-MM-YYYY. authentication SMS. More directions for signing in to Yahoo! on the next page B; Sign in to Yahoo! (continued) 3 Sign in to Yahoo! (continued) ...if you DON’T already have a Yahoo! ID (continued). Now create a Yahoo! ID using your mobile phone number, Enter a Yahoo! ID or using a custom ID that you pick. and your name. Select Next when finished. Choose a password. Accept the Terms of Conditions Choose your marketing Enter it twice for confirmation. and Privacy Policy. preferences. Select Done Select Next when finished. when finished. Finished signing in to Yahoo! Proceed to next page to start using Yahoo! Go on your mobile phone! 4 Start using Yahoo! Go A confirmation notice You will then be will appear when the signed in automatically. registration is successful. B; 8 Yahoo! Go Setup and Usage (continued) 4 Start using Yahoo! Go After you have signed in, your personalized Yahoo! data will be available on your phone.
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