Yahoo has seemingly raised the bar in the search engine competition with its new Axis browser. According to Yahoo, “Axis redefines what it means to search and browse the Web.” Axis combines browsing and searching, showing pictures of what you’re searching for. The focus for Axis seems to be for mobile devices, but is also …
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Is it true, is it really here? No, officially Flash will never be on the iPad. The reports that Adobe abandoned the mobile market late last year are still true. According to them it went beyond Apple’s statement of not allowing flash on their mobile devices. Adobe Flash has proven to be difficult to run on mobile …
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On Friday, Facebook will be going public in one of the largest initial public offerings in history. This means that Facebook (FB on Nasdaq) stock will be sold to the public, and the starting range is $34-38 per share. With the value of the company being as much as $96 billion, there is a lot …
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Maybe it’s not as bad as it first seemed, but it does that some thousands of Twitter passwords have been exposed. The passwords and linked accounts were posted on Pastebin, a website mainly used by programmers to store source code for a period of time. At first the number of compromised accounts was 55,000, but …
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Bing seems to have gone with a more streamlined approach when they revamped their site recently. The results are listed down the middle of the page, on a plain white background. Below the ads on the right side, is a list of related searches. And that’s pretty much it, just straightforward search results. It’s looking …
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