A recent report came as a stunning surprise, which states that Yahoo has launched its own iOS web browser called Axis which will provide a crucial solution for syncing up bookmarks and browsing the web. The main motive behind launching Yahoo Axis Web browser for iOS is to provide one-stop destination for search solution as it facilitates searching the web via their iPad, iPhone or PC and to resume that search from one device to another

Google is in hot waters again. This time it’s in India where the search giant has been ordered by an Indian Court to remove images from its search results that are deemed offensive to Muslims.

TV Check-in services are fast defining themselves as the “second screen”, and the players are lining up to dominate the space. One such a player is Flingo

Jerry Yang looks to have finally put his dealing with Yahoo behind him—completely. According to a report by CNBC, Yang is stepping down from Yahoo’s board in wake of Yahoo’s

Nielsen has tallied the numbers and revealed the top digital brand for 2011. And unsurprisingly, that brand is none other than the search behemoth Google.

Google is search king, that much is obvious; but the battle for second place is a tussle—a tussle that traditional minnow, Bing is starting to win. The latest data coming out of ComScore suggests that not only is Bing

Most people in the tech space know that an acquisition by a big company doesn’t always pay off—things get moved around and things sometimes get ‘deleted’.

Yahoo is clearly a wounded search engine, haemorrhaging blood and desperately in need of some attention. Microsoft on the other hand, is not doing too badly as the world’s largest software company