Yahoo! has announced a new application for mobile device called onePlace that brings together all your bookmarks, favorites, information and content links in one location which are automatically updated in real time. Yahoo! onePlace is based on a familiar process of using bookmarks to instantly link to practically any piece of content (news feeds, web sites, videos, images, emails, search queries, etc.) from anywhere across the Internet. Once in Yahoo! onePlace, everything is kept automatically updated (with the latest game score, stock price, etc) as well as assigned categories and tags – or customized “collections” created by users.

Key features of Yahoo! onePlace for Mobile include:

+ Centralized and open content management – Centralize and manage all the content, from anywhere on the Internet, accessible from a single location and arranged to best meet preferences. The product is also designed to allow consumers to link to any favorite content they’ve already personalized on the Yahoo! network (e.g., MyYahoo!, flickr, del.icio.us), or at other popular websites (e.g., Digg, reddit, Yelp).
+ Personalized views – Enjoy content based on specific needs:
+ Collections – Group content in a way that makes sense. For example, create a collection related to an upcoming trip, or favorite location.
+ Categories – Organize content according to commonly-used subjects (e.g., celebrities, local businesses, sports), making it easy to access and retrieve.
+ Pulse – Stream updates relevant to users’ content, such as flight status changes, new songs by a favorite music artist, or a restaurant review.
+ Favorites – Save any content that is frequently used
+ Dynamic updates – See previews for selected sources that are kept fresh throughout the day – giving users a single location for a view of what’s going on across their world.
+ Mobile RSS reader – Use a mobile RSS reader integrated into Yahoo! onePlace – providing a simple way to read and subscribe to their favorite feeds.
+ Smart organization – Create a rich experience around a specific topic by grouping whatever content they find most useful.