Yahoo late Tuesday will introduce a test version of its instant-messaging software that promotes VoIP and the company's new social network. Yahoo, whose No. 2 instant-chat service, Yahoo Messenger,
has an estimated 65 million users, will offer a free update during the software's test phase. In addition to letting people send standard instant text messages, the new version is designed to make it
easy to call friends free via computer, send a short text message to a mobile device, share photos and post content to a personal Web log.
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