Yahoo has just sprung a major surprise. They have released a new browser called Yahoo Axis for the iPhone and iPad.
With the Axis browser, Yahoo aims to change the way we search and browse the web on our iPhone and iPad.
Yahoo has just sprung a major surprise. They have released a new browser called Yahoo Axis for the iPhone and iPad.
With the Axis browser, Yahoo aims to change the way we search and browse the web on our iPhone and iPad.
BGR briefly reports that according to their reliable source, Microsoft will release Office suite for iOS in November.
Back in February, The Daily had reported that Microsoft will release the Office suite for the iPad very soon. But it looks like Microsoft has delayed its plan.
With a 4-inch iPhone (probably) dropping by this October, Apple has a big task ahead of itself — keeping the complexity involved during the design and development process of an app to the bare minimum.
The consensus is that, if Apple does release a 4 inch iPhone, it’ll most likely switch to an aspect ratio of 9:5 from the current 3:2, keeping the width the same. (There are of course a variety of other options as well.)
Back when Google finally released Chrome browser for Android, Sundar Pichai, Google’s SVP of Chrome, didn’t flat out deny the possibility of Chrome coming to iOS.
Macquarie analyst Ben Schacte claims that Google’s Chrome team is indeed working to port Chrome to iOS.
The Next Web reports that Apple has rejected a number of apps with Dropbox integration.
Apps with Dropbox integration can either authenticate through the installed Dropbox app or opens a webpage to let users log in to their Dropbox account.
Spotify’s much awaited iPad app has finally hit the App Store.
Spotify – the music streaming service has designed the app for the iPad to take advantage of its larger screen rather than simply porting the UI elements from the iPhone app.
Tapbots has just released a major update for Tweetbot – the must-have Twitter client for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch – few weeks after releasing a major update that included a killer feature that syncs timeline position across all instances of Tweetbot via iCloud.
Music tagging on iOS devices has been dominated thus far by two apps: Shazam and SoundHound. TuneUp, previously known solely for their iTunes cleaning plugin, has now launched their own music identification app in the App Store.
OMGPOP – developers of Draw Something who were acquired by Zynga for $210 million last month have just released a major update for their hugely popular Pictionary-like mobile game.
In an interview with The Guardian, Google’s co-founder, Sergey Brin, said that besides government censorship and anti-piracy laws like SOPA, the biggest threat to the open internet are “walled gardens” run by Facebook and Apple.