Yahoo has tweaked its search algorithm for mobile browsers to display images, videos, news and other relevant details related to the search up front, instead of just a list of links. For example, if you're searching for restaurants on your phone, now the results will display directions to the restaurant, reviews about it, photos and table reservation services links first up. Note that this feature is currently live only in the United States and have come into effect for mobile browsers like Firefox, Safari and Chrome, where users need to open search.yahoo.com and then type in their queries. The company had reported mobile revenue of $234 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2015 (Q1 2015), down 7.87% from $254 million in the previous quarter, but up 61.3% year-on-year (YoY) from $145 million. Mobile revenue represented 21% of Yahoo’s traffic driven revenue,…
