February search engine market data released by Experian Hitwise today differs from the counts issued by comScore yesterday. But the topline takeaway is the same: Microsoft’s Bing continues to nibble its way up the charts.
Today’s Bing front door photo …
So I tried experimenting today. I switched the default search engine in my web browser to Bing to use it for a month straight. I’ve used Bing or I’ve “Bing-ed” before, but I wanted to see what would happen if …
This morning, Microsoft employees demonstrated a long list of enhancements to their Bing search engine at a press event at the company’s San Francisco office.
That office is next door to the city’s newest, splashiest, most expensive shopping center, the …
The early reviews of Microsoft’s new Bing search engine — oh, sorry, they want me to call it a decision engine — agree that Bing is (a) pretty, and (b) a perfectly good decision engine.
Now, Microsoft plans to retrofit …
I want to like Bing, Microsoft’s new search engine. It’s pretty! The video results that play when you mouse over them are cool. And Microsoft people are smarter and nicer than anyone in Silicon Valley wants to admit, so I …
Microsoft says Bing, the company’s new search engine, will launch on Wednesday, June 3, after a few delays this week. Even if I get Bing to load, I’m too old to spend the weekend typing up a review. But I …
Bing, Microsoft’s new search engine — whoops, they’re now called discovery engines — has served some sweet-looking pages to a few lucky people since Steve Ballmer’s henchmen threw the big switch yesterday. But most of us have only seen blank …
