Currently.att.yahoo.com: AT&T-Yahoo Co-Branded Portal for News, Weather & Daily Convenience

Product Overview & Core Features

• Personalized News Feed: Curates content across categories (e.g., world news, sports, entertainment, tech) based on user interests. Users can refine topics to prioritize what matters most, ensuring relevant updates.
• Real-Time Weather Updates: Provides location-based weather forecasts (current conditions, 5-day outlook, severe weather alerts). Users can set a default location or search for other areas to plan travel or daily activities.
• Yahoo Mail Integration: Direct access to Yahoo Mail accounts via a prominent login button, letting users check emails without navigating to a separate site.
• Daily Convenience Tools: Includes quick links to practical features like a calendar, local event listings, and occasional AT&T-exclusive offers (e.g., service discounts for subscribers).

How to Use Currently.att.yahoo.com

1. Access the Portal: Visit the URL directly—no registration is required for basic browsing (news, weather).
2. Personalize Content:
   • For news: Click “Edit Interests” (or similar) to select preferred topics (e.g., “NBA,” “Tech Startups”) and filter out irrelevant content.
   • For weather: Enter a city/zip code in the weather widget to set a custom location, or allow location access for automatic updates.
3. Integrate Email: Click the “Mail” button at the top to log into your Yahoo Mail account and manage messages.
4. Explore Tools: Use the top navigation bar to access additional features like the calendar or local events.

Application Scenarios

• Morning Routine: Users check the portal first to view daily news headlines, weather forecasts, and emails—streamlining their morning prep.
• Commute Quick Checks: During commutes, users browse real-time news (e.g., traffic updates, breaking stories) on mobile for on-the-go awareness.
• AT&T Subscribers: Users leverage exclusive AT&T offers (e.g., internet plan discounts) while staying informed, combining utility with provider perks.
• Casual Information Seekers: General users without Yahoo/AT&T accounts use the portal for free, ad-supported access to news and weather without signing up.