Yahoo has been busy. Last week he announced a new customized home page, you can customize by adding a favorite Yahoo services and social networking modules. On Tuesday, Yahoo announced a new iPhone-optimized design for the iPhone’s browser Safari, which offers modules are synchronized between your computer and your iPhone.

Here’s how it works on your desktop. When you go to Yahoo.com to your browser, you will be able to click on the link at the top of the page to try on the main page changed. You will then proceed to m.www.yahoo.com (which differs from m.yahoo.com on your desktop). From there you will see a much sparser design, which is on the left side the list of modules - Favorites - that you can add and activate. These include Yahoo Finance, eBay, Facebook, MySpace, movies, maps, Messenger, weather, and so on. Hovering over the module displays a summary and some points of interaction. Clicking on a deep May you short-cut to a new page of Yahoo.

You will be able to synchronize those changes to the favorites on the new iPhone optimized site, and vice versa. The second of the three tabs at m.yahoo.com with the iPhone in Safari (it redirects to new.m.yahoo.com) Where your news categories, and social networks evident in the web application. After logging in, you’ll be able to see, edit and add new favorites.

In addition to the acquisition of synchronization SMARTS, Yahoo mobile iPhone site has undergone a dramatic redesign. After a richly populated, linear site, the new home page on the iPhone hosts three tabs - Today, in which the headline news and a search box, the My Favorites (described above), as well as all the sites that provide links to many Yahoo services .

Interestingly, the Yahoo mobile Web application is, at least temporarily cannibalize Yahoo Mobile on the iPhone app, but a rich native application, which also seeks to make available in packs of Yahoo services and information. Although Yahoo iPhone application also has a Favorites section (the so-called My interest in the app), it is not currently synchronizing with desktop Internet Blvd.

A Spokesperson Yahoo CNET reported that the computer-to-mobile synchronization functionality is planned native iPhone application in the future.

Both Yahoo new iPhone-optimized web site and his new chosen the web-based application is currently working in the following 17 countries: USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina.