Showing posts with label Yahoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yahoo. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 March 2014

Yahoo updates it's Search App for iOS 7

As the iOS 7.1 Update has been released, we have seen a lot of updates being pushed out. I personally saw 43 New Updates. Although most apps were minor, one app that caught my eye was Yahoo's Search App. It has been redesigned to take advantage of the iOS 7.1 beauty.

Here's the list From the App Store description:

Easily find the information you need when you’re on the go. The new minimalist design puts the focus on your results so you can get the information you need in a snap.
Favorite features
- Get instant suggestions as you type with Search Assist.
- Go hands-free with Voice search.
- Find local results faster with combined map and list view (US only).
Helpful tips
- Swipe right to toggle between web, image, and video results.
- Clear your search history and set Safe Search preferences in Settings.
- Refine your query by tapping the arrows next to keyword suggestions. 

Will you be updating? Let us know below in the comments.

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Yahoo will Ban Facebook and Google Users from using its Services


Is this being biased? Or is it helping Yahoo ~ A Tech Giant become even bigger. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayor now wants you to stop using "Facebook" or "Google" as a medium to sign in or up for Yahoo's Services. According to Reuters, Yahoo will begin removing the option to sign into any of Yahoo's services with a Facebook or Google account, both options which have been available for years. Starting with "Yahoo Sports Tourney Pick 'Em," a fantasy college basketball service, the company says it will eventually remove Facebook and Google sign-in buttons from all its products.
It has come to our notice that Yahoo is now "Confident Enough" with its services that it no longer needs other "Social media" for its means of signing up for its services.

So how Confident is Yahoo? Well it has managed to create very well designed apps for Apple App Store such as the 
"Yahoo Mail" or it's "News Digest" which was based on a teenagers app called "Summly".

A Yahoo representative confirmed the story to iTechnoBlog, and provided the following statement: "This new process, which now asks users to sign in with a Yahoo username, will allow us to offer the best personalized experience to everyone."

So are you confident enough to start using Yahoo's Services? It are you better of with Google and Facebook? 
Drop us your thoughts in the comments below.

 

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