Who you got: Google or Bing?

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  1. EJ Lambert profile image72
    EJ Lambertposted 10 years ago

    Who you got:  Google or Bing?

    The argument has gained steam over the past year so the time has come to settle the matter.  To you, is Google or Bing the better search engine?

  2. Brett.Tesol profile image53
    Brett.Tesolposted 10 years ago

    Out of the two, I would say Google provides the better range of accurate results. Bing is good too, but I tend to only use it on my tablet, as the Bing search is better for touch screens. However, with increasing data collection and the recent US spying dramas, I feel better using Ixquick on most of my devices. It uses the power of the major search engines, without recording your information and habits. I don't have anything to hide, I'm just against profiling and the monitoring of everything we do (at least in the UK/US).

    1. EJ Lambert profile image72
      EJ Lambertposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      That is my assessment as well.

  3. robhampton profile image91
    robhamptonposted 10 years ago

    Google for sure. I don't like Bing. Just sayin

    1. EJ Lambert profile image72
      EJ Lambertposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Say away, Rob.

  4. TheRaptorClaw profile image61
    TheRaptorClawposted 10 years ago

    I have to say Google for the win! I prefer Google over Bing anytime.

  5. Souther29 profile image80
    Souther29posted 10 years ago

    You mean there's an alternative to Google???;-) I'm just going to google something sounds normal. 'Hold on, I'll just Bing it'... sounds strange! Maybe Bing is more popular in the USA... in the UK nobody I know uses Bing.

  6. JohnGreasyGamer profile image76
    JohnGreasyGamerposted 10 years ago

    Google was what I started out with and because I knew about few alternatives when I first started computer and internet studies, I've become attached to it. The same applies to operating systems and internet browsers - even though I know Chrome is better, I still prefer IE 'cause I know where everything is and there's no bottoming about. I'm very resistant to change, and that's why Google is a favourite.

    1. toptendeals profile image72
      toptendealsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Rip off the band-aid.  Chrome it up big_smile

  7. theryanpride profile image68
    theryanprideposted 10 years ago

    love them both but uses Google more.Bing has great pictures Google has great information.

  8. Thief12 profile image90
    Thief12posted 10 years ago

    I prefer Google, but on Bing's defense, they've come a long way from where they were a couple of years ago.

  9. toptendeals profile image72
    toptendealsposted 10 years ago

    Google engineers made up a random string of characters to include in their results and upon searching the string in Bing's engine and they copied Google's results.  Bing is just trying to take a piece of the market share but will realistically never be a true competitor.

 
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