Yahoo is rolling out Axis, a new searching and browsing tool that syncs between your Web browser of choice and your iOS devices. Yahoo describes Axis as “a new mobile and desktop browsing / search ...

Yahoo couldn't have picked a better time to come out with its browser Axis, as we've been shopping around for a new love, after a difficult breakup with Google Chrome. So far, it's not love at first ...

Everyone knows it, but few people acknowledge it: Mobile web browsers absolutely suck. Technologists are launching commercial space flights, mapping the human genome, and building flexible computer ...

Yahoo is joining the browser race with its rather awkwardly named Axis browser. The new browser is said to feature a novel approach to UI design and it should make browsing more intuitive and visual.

Yahoo is struggling. Lots of questions surround the dot com pioneer in the wake of big layoffs and a still-fresh CEO scandal. The biggest question, "What do you do next?" may have been answered this ...

Yahoo is aiming to get its foot into the browser market with a new product called Axis that launched this evening. The purpose of Axis is to add an extra layer to the user’s Web browsing experience, ...

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Yahoo is announcing tonight that it's getting into the browser business with its new Axis browser. There are versions for iPad and iPhone, and plug-ins for the desktop browsers Chrome, Firefox, IE, ...

Here’s some news you probably didn’t expect to read: Yahoo just released its own Web browser. Well, sorta. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive ...

While Yahoo was celebrating the surprise launch of its Axis Web browser yesterday (May 23), a security researcher was swiftly exploiting a critical vulnerability in the new software, proving just how ...