Apparently Bing Is Something Of A Hit
Today, though, they can actually try it. And the overwhelming number of user comments on our launch post Sunday evening are extremely positive. People like Bing. A few of them:
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Microsoft Bing to go live May 29
Buzz Newsroom has confirmed from an industry sources that Microsoft’s revamp to Live Search – codenamed Kumo and now titled “Bing” – will be going live on Friday 29 May. The main goal, with a $80m marketing campaign, is to create a Google Killer. As previously reported, the new search engine will apparently be a significant upgrade to Live Search, as well as competing with new “semantic” engines like Wolfram Alpha. Microsoft aims to cut down on people having to refine searches once they’ve made them by offering categories. For example, if you do a search of “Audi S8″, it will feed back results categorised under “Audi S8 Parts”, “Used Audi S8″, “Top images for Audi S8″ and “Top video for Audi S8″.
But the big question, will it be enough to overcome Google’s utter dominance of the search market?
One translation for “bing” is apparently “disease.” Some more digging on the web indicates this as well. – from TC