MIcrosoft sent a letter to Yahoo! Board of Directors last weekend stating in no uncertain terms that the 62% premium over Yahoo’s closing price on January 31, 2008 was more than fair.

I personally think that with Microsoft moving forward to take its case directly to Yahoo’s shareholders, will end this take over.

It would be nice if Yahoo merges with Microsoft. No more laggy and always-crashing-Yahoo! Messenger since it will surely be united with Windows Live Messenger. Also with other Yahoo! services that will soon be united with Microsoft’s similar service. Making those services like Live more powerful and user friendly in which us Customers will love.

Anyway, just check out the fun image from smooth of JCXP.net forums.

Yahoo wants you to use their mail application whenever you contact your friends, however you contact them. In addition to emailing or instant messaging clients, you can now send them a text message from the mail interface. Their responses also come in directly to Yahoo Mail. It currently works for U.S., India, Philippines and Canadian mobile numbers.

You?ll need to switch to the new Yahoo! Mail in order to send messages to phones in those four countries mentioned. Your contact should also have a valid mobile phone in their profile. Yahoo! Messenger is also integrated in the new Outlook-like interface.

Although, I checked my Yahoo! Mail and it is still in the Beta interface, I guess we Yahoo! users should wait for a while before they roll it out to us.