Yahoo's Axis App Is A New Web Browser For Desktop, iPad And iPhone
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The search would use Yahoo's search engine on both the desktop and iPad & iPhone versions but will not display any ads as of now. Once Axis turns out to be popular among users, ads would be inserted among displayed results. It's a desperate effort form Yahoo to drive traffic for its search revenues as they have been sliding wayward for some years now.
Apple executives have confirmed favouring Axis for the iDevices. Axis for Android is under development and is expected soon but it is difficult to say whether Google would allow its use in the OS as it already has the Android browser and Chrome for Android is in its beta version. It's a refreshing concept from Yahoo and would be interesting to see how it would be received by users.
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The search would use Yahoo's search engine on both the desktop and iPad & iPhone versions but will not display any ads as of now. Once Axis turns out to be popular among users, ads would be inserted among displayed results. It's a desperate effort form Yahoo to drive traffic for its search revenues as they have been sliding wayward for some years now.
Apple executives have confirmed favouring Axis for the iDevices. Axis for Android is under development and is expected soon but it is difficult to say whether Google would allow its use in the OS as it already has the Android browser and Chrome for Android is in its beta version. It's a refreshing concept from Yahoo and would be interesting to see how it would be received by users.
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