I like it...love the picture a day Idea, it must be a revenue pig from all the Dept. of Tourisms and stuff like that. The searches seem to be a little more on topic as well.
Survey says....
Survey says....
I really don't like Bing. Maybe subconsciously I'm afraid of change, or it is just ridiculous. I think Microsoft should've saved their $100 million dollars and had a really awesome party. What don't I like about Bing? It's not Google. Google has my heart and my soul.
. I think most of Bing's 100 million went to brand recognition.Google simply brings more relevant results. Microsoft has yet to perfect their algorithm, and is years behind Google's. I do like the layout, the features and the video results on bing however.

(@milener) - September 22nd, 2009 at 11:04 am CDT Automotive professionals debate the merits of Microsoft's Bing search engine versus Google, with most users acknowledging that while Google delivers superior search results and has their loyalty, Bing is gaining market share due to better branding, visual design features, and its position as the default search engine in Internet Explorer. The key insight is that despite Google's technical superiority, Bing's growth reflects how most users—especially less tech-savvy ones—default to whatever search engine comes pre-installed rather than actively choosing based on quality.