The Internet company will buy the start-up whose advisors and partners include the likes of Ashton Kutcher, Yoko Ono and News Corp. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor The new Yahoo CEO wins praise ...

Yahoo announced today that it has acquired Summly, a mobile news aggregation app from British entrepreneur Nick D'Aloisio. D'Aloisio is only 17-years-old. When he started Summly, he was only 15.

Yahoo is already using its controversial $30 million acquisition Summly in its iOS app. CEO Marissa Mayer announced an update to the app in a blog post, saying, "The new Yahoo! mobile app is also ...

Back in July, we covered an iPhone app called Trimit that allows users to take large chunks of text that they write or import through a link, and shrink it down to fit a social network update. To cut ...

Is Nick D'Aloisio exhausted? Apparently not. In a week that has seen the 17-year-old newly minted tech millionaire hit the headlines, give back-to-back interviews across the world, fly to America to ...

Yahoo! acquired Summly this week, an iPhone app that delivers news fast, easily and beautifully by providing users with concise summaries of online content. According to reports, the acquisition ...

The Yahoo! app that was made available in the United States for use on iPhones and iPod touch devices uses natural-language algorithms and machine learning from freshly-acquired Summly "to deliver ...

Speaking at Wired’s 2013 event in London today, Summly founder and Yahoo! employee Nick D’Aloisio discussed the now well-known story of how he built his product as a teen and then decided to pair up ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Silicon Valley may believe that mobile devices represent the future of information technology, but they’ve yet to come up with a slick and comprehensive way to read and ...

Meet Nick. Nick D’Aloisio. He’s 17, lives in London, and his new news app Summly is attracting quite a lot of interest over in the UK. It seems to me that most of the media coverage is because of Nick ...

Each week, Digital Spy rounds up the biggest mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. This week we have your news consumption and TV viewing needs catered for with the refreshed Summly service ...