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Microsoft adding Nokia branding to Bing Maps
Noki-soft? Micro-ia
On January 12, 2012, In Gadgets, by lfhgjkd19
I just switched the default search engine in my browser from Google to Bing. And if you care about working efficiently, or getting the right results when you search, then maybe you should too. Don’t laugh! More
I just switched the default search engine in my browser from Google to Bing. And if you care about working efficiently, or getting the right results when you search, then maybe you should too. Don’t laugh! More
A few months back we got a quick sneak peek at Microsoft’s social experiment which was, at the time, called Tulalip . Now it’s finally gone official and scored an even harder to pronounce name So.cl.
A few months back we got a quick sneak peek at Microsoft’s social experiment which was, at the time, called Tulalip . Now it’s finally gone official and scored an even harder to pronounce name So.cl.
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Microsoft takes the wraps off of So.cl, a search-based social network for students
Kiss that old “New Xbox Experience” goodbye — the Xbox Dashboard just went full Metro . Microsoft teased the console’s latest overhaul back at E3, promising to “change living room entertainment forever.” The following months saw leaks , previews and betas , all leading up to today, the eve of the Xbox 360′s Fall Dashboard update. Is the new dash the game-changer it hopes to be
Kiss that old “New Xbox Experience” goodbye — the Xbox Dashboard just went full Metro . Microsoft teased the console’s latest overhaul back at E3, promising to “change living room entertainment forever.” The following months saw leaks , previews and betas , all leading up to today, the eve of the Xbox 360′s Fall Dashboard update. Is the new dash the game-changer it hopes to be
We’re well versed in the art of the gadget KIRF ’round these parts, but counterfeiting’s a problem faced by the fashion world, too. Chanel filed suit in federal court to stop hundreds of websites from selling KIRFs of its gear, and the judge recently ordered the seizure and transfer of those domain names to GoDaddy to hold in trust until the case is resolved. It was also decreed that they be stricken from the indices of search engines and social media — including, but not limited to Bing, Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
We’re well versed in the art of the gadget KIRF ’round these parts, but counterfeiting’s a problem faced by the fashion world, too. Chanel filed suit in federal court to stop hundreds of websites from selling KIRFs of its gear, and the judge recently ordered the seizure and transfer of those domain names to GoDaddy to hold in trust until the case is resolved. It was also decreed that they be stricken from the indices of search engines and social media — including, but not limited to Bing, Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
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Chanel counterfeiters beware: US federal court orders domain names seized and de-indexed
Need something to do while your loved ones slave over hot stoves and turkey platters? Microsoft and Bing have got your back, offering gamers another free Xbox Live Gold weekend to help you frag your way through the holiday. Of course, if you’re feeling too sedentary to twitch your thumbs, you can always veg out with your Netflix queue or use the console’s ESPN app to get your traditional Thanksgiving sports fix.
Need something to do while your loved ones slave over hot stoves and turkey platters? Microsoft and Bing have got your back, offering gamers another free Xbox Live Gold weekend to help you frag your way through the holiday. Of course, if you’re feeling too sedentary to twitch your thumbs, you can always veg out with your Netflix queue or use the console’s ESPN app to get your traditional Thanksgiving sports fix.
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Bing brings the holiday gold, offers free Xbox Live preview for Thanksgiving weekend
On July 5, 2011, In Gadgets, Technology, by lfhgjkd19
When it wanted to increase its search market share in the US, Microsoft sought out a partnership, resulting in a Yahoo-branded engine with Bing-flavored results. So, it seems natural that the company would look for a similar deal in China, the world’s largest market, where the company only manages a presence of around one-percent of search. This time, however, Microsoft’s managed a deal with the number one search engine, Baidu, which currently lays claim to three-quarters of the Chinese market — far greater than Google’s 20-percent or so.
When it wanted to increase its search market share in the US, Microsoft sought out a partnership, resulting in a Yahoo-branded engine with Bing-flavored results. So, it seems natural that the company would look for a similar deal in China, the world’s largest market, where the company only manages a presence of around one-percent of search. This time, however, Microsoft’s managed a deal with the number one search engine, Baidu, which currently lays claim to three-quarters of the Chinese market — far greater than Google’s 20-percent or so.
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Microsoft, Baidu strike China search deal
It’s all about doing new stuff, right? This week, we’re doing a lot of new stuff: paying for soda pop with our cell phones, reading books on E Ink displays, and waiting for Duke Nukem Forever . OK, well maybe none of those things are actually new, but we’re doing them in new ways this week, kind of.
It’s all about doing new stuff, right? This week, we’re doing a lot of new stuff: paying for soda pop with our cell phones, reading books on E Ink displays, and waiting for Duke Nukem Forever . OK, well maybe none of those things are actually new, but we’re doing them in new ways this week, kind of.
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Engadget Podcast 241 – 05.27.2011
If you’ll recall , Google has been pushing social integration into its search algorithm quite aggressively for the past few months; lest we forget the versatile +1 button . Not to be out done by Team Google’s spider-crawling and link-snatching ways, Microsoft has announced full-on Facebook integration for Bing. They’re referring to it as, the “Friend Effect.” So, what’s the difference
If you’ll recall , Google has been pushing social integration into its search algorithm quite aggressively for the past few months; lest we forget the versatile +1 button . Not to be out done by Team Google’s spider-crawling and link-snatching ways, Microsoft has announced full-on Facebook integration for Bing. They’re referring to it as, the “Friend Effect.” So, what’s the difference
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Bing adds Facebook ‘friend effect’ to search, hopes you ‘Like’ it
On March 25, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303
Whatever Google (and Yahoo !) can do, Bing can do better?
Whatever Google (and Yahoo !) can do, Bing can do better?
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Bing for Mobile portal gets updated, brings HTML5-based fanciness