In September 2011, Yahoo! declared that they have no intentions of exiting the search world which is still dominated by Google. As part of that strategy, Yahoo!
Yahoo! Axis launched – Will it revolutionise search?
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Yahoo! publicizing the Internet Explorer
I've seen a lot of "ads" on websites asking you to shift to Firefox. But, it isn't often that you see an ad asking you to shift to IE. But, today while checking my Yahoo!
Upload Photos and Videos to Flickr with Flickr Uploadr
Google's Picasa is a beautiful software and has complete integration with Picasa Web Albums. On the other hand, finding a good tool for Flickr has been a real pain. I have a pro account at Flickr and I love the service and prefer it anytime to Picasa Web.
Six things to do this Christmas
It's Christmas today and if you still haven't gotten into the Christmas mood, then here's somethings to do today and for the rest of this week. 1. Download the Official Microsoft Christmas Theme for XP Way back in 2004, Microsoft released a Christmas theme.
From Olympics to Videogames
After their successful Olympics performance, Olympics snowboarder Shaun White and swimmer Michael Phelps are now in a new league. The league of capturing the hearts and minds of thousands of gamers world wide. In association with Shaun White, Ubisoft has released Shaun White Snowboarding.
Yahoomail Folder (Tool Tuesday)
With the space that Yahoo! offers today, it is a great place to store your files, at least temporarily. It would always be better to use a full fledged file backup service.
Del.icio.us is now Delicious
When Yahoo! took over del.icio.
Bye Bye Yahoo! Photos! Where will you be moving to?
With the rise in popularity of Flickr, Yahoo! has finally decided to shut down Yahoo! Photos on September 20, which is just 40 days away.
Tip Thursday: Remove Yahoo Messenger Ads
Yahoo! Messenger comes bundled with several ads in the main messenger window, the chat window and the webcam window. Google Operating System Blog has provided a .
India to ban ‘illegal’ VOIP
In the time of progess, India gets ready to take a step forward ... or is it back? Citing security concerns, the Department of Telecom (DoT) now plans to bring messenger-based telephony services such as those offered by Skype, Yahoo, MSN, and Net2Phone, under the scanner.