The list of the apps that have been officially abandoned by Yahoo! are:
Yahoo! Meme (iPad and iPhone)
Yahoo! Mim (iPad)
Yahoo! Answers (Android)
Yahoo! AppSpot (Android and iPhone)
Yahoo! Deals (iPhone)
Yahoo! Finance (BlackBerry)
Yahoo! Movies (Android)
Yahoo! News (Android)
Yahoo! Shopping (iPhone)
Yahoo! Sketch-a-Search (iPad and iPhone)
Yahoo! didn’t give any particular reasons why it shut down all these apps. Rather, it said in the statement it will move forward with a ‘mobile-first mindset.’ This doesn’t really make it clear what Yahoo! means by this.
However, we can rest assured that Yahoo! will now concentrate on domains which are it’s forte – it’s Mail and Messenger. Yahoo! still stands a real chance in these domains and if it introduces adequate innovation, it may still get along pretty nicely through 2012.
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