NEW SEARCH ENGINE FROM MICROSOFT

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  1. getpaidtopost profile image39
    getpaidtopostposted 15 years ago

    Bing.com is set to become the new search engine from Microsoft. Microsoft say they want to start over again and the new Bing.com site is it.  Do you think we need another search engine? I think Microsoft want to take Google's place in the world. what do you think.

    1. countrywomen profile image60
      countrywomenposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Somebody in the brand building team sure can do with a few pointers. We have had MSN, Live, Kumo and now Bing. It sure doesn't make much sense to others  where cosmetic name change can yield any "benefits" unless the core "service" is substantially improved and relevant. smile

      1. lxxy profile image59
        lxxyposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        You're talking about a company that put out three billion different versions of its flagship software, Windows Vista. Brand building has never been MS' strong suit, and neither has programming. They sure can leverage themselves in the market though.

  2. melbel profile image94
    melbelposted 15 years ago

    It will never happen for Microsoft. They have a big problem when it comes to making products. Instead of spending a lot of time designing something, they just crank it out. They could spend money in researching what people want, but instead they just force people to use their stuff.

    I'm confused, what about MSN search? What about Live search? How many more failures do they need?

    Like this poster says:
    GIVE UP - At some point, hanging in there just makes you look like an even bigger loser.

    http://www.thinkgeek.com/images/product … giveup.jpg

  3. curiozities profile image61
    curiozitiesposted 15 years ago

    You wanna know how they come up with the name "MicroSoft?" 

    Bill Gates' wife on their honeymoon. 

    :-)

    1. getpaidtopost profile image39
      getpaidtopostposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      LOL nice one (-;

  4. earnestshub profile image73
    earnestshubposted 15 years ago

    MS will just cop another hiding from Google. This is one game where if you keep getting the relevant results right for searches the public actually make, and keep doing it, you own the net.
    Google has the capacity to stay in front, and MS will need a massive amount of effort and money to remain in the search engine market against them. My bet is that Google are not short on ideas, management, market ready experts or profit to defend their position very well!

  5. lxxy profile image59
    lxxyposted 15 years ago

    Meh, there's several different search engines slowly encroaching upon Google.

    Yahoo! now uses Google, being that its never been a search engine but more of a "search directory."

    I like http://www.ixquick.com

    It checks a lot of search engines at once, and doesn't record your IP address. So you can browse for the Anarchist's Cookbook without being added to the no fly list! wink

  6. getpaidtopost profile image39
    getpaidtopostposted 15 years ago

    I think even the might of Google is struggling when it come to showing relevant search results. Its just full of garbage, Spam, what ever you want to call it. Ok, Google along with Dmoz are currently the most accurate when it comes to search results however they are not as they should be. SEO Tech's are right up behind them and they are nearing the end of the road. New, more powerful search engine software is what is required Today. I think another Search engine wars is nearing ever closer.

    1. localgoogleguru profile image59
      localgoogleguruposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      I couldn't disagree more... Google does a fantastic job of kicking off the spam. I don't know anyone who uses anythign but Google.

      Google is the defacto arbiter of what is and isn't important.
      If Google thinks it's important enough to rank on the first ten search results potential customers think it must be important as well.

      1. getpaidtopost profile image39
        getpaidtopostposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        I agree Google are doing a fantastic job with what they do, However it is still to easy to manipulate Google and if you wish spam Google using .htaccess redirects and java. also hijacking of pages is not the most difficult thing to do however is to immoral for me. Who knows Maybe Google have something up their sleeves, you just never know with Google as they Don't give any information away until its ready.

  7. lxxy profile image59
    lxxyposted 15 years ago

    Well, obviously Google is going to need to continue to evolve to stay current. But it'll be a cold day in hell if MS ever did something well besides the X-Box.

    1. getpaidtopost profile image39
      getpaidtopostposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Maybe, only time will tell.

  8. The Empire profile image67
    The Empireposted 15 years ago

    Try as they will, But It's Not Google.

  9. cashmere profile image76
    cashmereposted 15 years ago

    No one, but no one comes close to google today.

    1. getpaidtopost profile image39
      getpaidtopostposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for your input, I know at the moment no other search engine comes close to matching Google's results and ranking system, however Microsoft say they want to start at the beginning, This will give them big advantages and will allow them to build their new search around the current world of the internet. If Microsoft say they are going to do something they normally do a good job, look at the xbox, xbox 360 which took over Sony in the console wars. I think Microsoft Search will have a very good chance by starting over again.

  10. lxxy profile image59
    lxxyposted 15 years ago

    There's a few other search alternatives out there. I can't think of the actual names, but one actually involves talking to a beautiful woman and having her parse your inquiries. There was mention of something else on the news, which is actually the progeny of Google. I'll have to look up the name...it's probably going to be the one that kills Google, if one ever does.

  11. profile image0
    lrigognamposted 15 years ago

    Google can do a lot more than what people know about. Just by making its full potential more obvious to the public, bing can have a cutting egde.

  12. lxxy profile image59
    lxxyposted 15 years ago

    You'd first have to assume Bing has a decent amount of stuff stored, crawled, what not have you.

    Then you'd have to hope they've backwards engineered Google's algorithms, and method of creating relevant results.

    And now, you'll have to hope Microsoft can make something easy to use, which is seldom the case. wink

    1. profile image0
      lrigognamposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      You talking to me, Lxxy? I've not touched a decent MS product for ages.

      1. localgoogleguru profile image59
        localgoogleguruposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        me either

        who uses IE when you could use Firefox... only reason I use IE is if I have too many Firefox windows open.
        Firefox doens't crash my system like IE does

        1. profile image0
          lrigognamposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          Use Ubuntu Linux and you'll never have the chance to use IE or to crash your system:) Firefox is the best with it's fun add-ons.

 
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