It has been a while with the internet giant lost its luster over the web.With the New Boss Marissa Mayer taking over,we can expect some actions in this old school.The new Boss has a lot of plans in hand to work on,as she reveals.Mayer's going to use her very own slides she used in closed-door board meetings in an act of "radical transparency."
Yahoo's fortunes have been crashing continuously for a while following many fateful events, after Scott Thompson's scandal-ridden departure, patent clashes, security breaches and the sale of its Alibaba stake in order to spend $3.65 billion on quelling a shareholder revolution.
A report from AllThingsD says that Mayer's likely to introduce progress and goal tracking system as a measure of performance. The new system will run right from the top of company as a whole down to every individual employees.This shows that the lady has really got something in her mind, probably she picked up these things from her tenure at Mountain View. The same report has revealed that Mayer's pushing to improve the consumer experience in its Homepage, Mail and Flickr offerings (amongst others) at the expense of advertising -- a move that'll win her plenty of fans used to the minimalist Google homepage.Now that can be a bad news for Google.What say?
Windows 8 is scheduled to hit markets on October 26, but that does not mean that we won’t get a peek at the hardware that will power the OS. Microsoft has already done that with its Surface, Acer and Asus showed some devices at Computex and Samsung is set to showcase something at IFA. Where does that leave Sony? Well, photographs of a Windows 8 based Sony tablet, dubbed the Vaio Duo 11, have emerged on the Internet.PocketNow has the official-looking press photos of the device, which happens to be an 11-inch Windows 8 convertible.