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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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You type in the search engine address? I've been using some kind of search box in the web browser for as far as I can remember - in FireFox there's one just to the right of the address bar which can be set to use whatever search engine you want and I thought IE had something similar these days.
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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The little pop-ups on the right are quite slick. However, I can't see anything here that makes me think this is miles better than Live Search. I'll probably try it for a bit out of curiosity as I have a couple of one-click Firefox extensions that make it easy to switch to it from a Google search without having to retype the search terms.
Kevin
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You type in the search engine address? I've been using some kind of search box in the web browser for as far as I can remember - in FireFox there's one just to the right of the address bar which can be set to use whatever search engine you want and I thought IE had something similar these days.
I don't even do that half the time, a good portion of the time if you type in what you want, like a search query into the address bar, it will just redirect you to a relevant result, maybe the first Google search result? I'm not sure, but it saves another precious 10 seconds :laugh:
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I don't even do that half the time, a good portion of the time if you type in what you want, like a search query into the address bar, it will just redirect you to a relevant result, maybe the first Google search result? I'm not sure, but it saves another precious 10 seconds :laugh:
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Me too :thumbsup:
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You type in the search engine address? I've been using some kind of search box in the web browser for as far as I can remember - in FireFox there's one just to the right of the address bar which can be set to use whatever search engine you want and I thought IE had something similar these days.
I've added keyword search to my Fx installation, so I just type "msdn system.string", and it searches MSDN; I've got a similar arrangement with Google, Wikipedia, Wolfram|Alpha, Bing and Google Maps. It's a great time-saver
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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It's fine, until I searched for the letter b and Bing showed a page about Chlamydia as the first result :|
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You must have a poxy computer!
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I quite like the little page preview thingy at the right side of every result. In terms of accessibility design though it's not obviously discoverable, you have to move you mouse over the little line/ball graphic. I'm unsure about the image on the main page. I'm not quite sure what it's trying to convey. It's just a photo of a seaside town. I think they would be better off with something more abstract. Good luck to them though, variety is the spice of life and all that.
Simon
Simon Stevens wrote:
I quite like the little page preview thingy at the right side of every result.
I like this too - had the same problems as you though in finding it... But I will give it a try, getting bored with google anyway.
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It's fine, until I searched for the letter b and Bing showed a page about Chlamydia as the first result :|
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Does that in the UK version but not in the US one.
Kevin
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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I want my Live Search back. I don't want "features"; I just want to frickin' search.
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SK Genius wrote:
Slightly different results though
Probably not as skewed as googles revenue generating algorithm.
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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:omg: :wtf: bing.com is blocked here at work. Oh well, it would take something extremely special to replace google for me anyway.
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:omg: :wtf: bing.com is blocked here at work. Oh well, it would take something extremely special to replace google for me anyway.
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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It looks like it works pretty well, but I can't stand the name. The Friends episode where they kept on saying one of the character last name just get stuck in my head. Bing... Bing.... Bing.... Bing. Ahhh ahhh.. I will stick with google, unless they change the name.
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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Since when are Preferences called "Extras". Come on MS there's a reason google is easy to use lol.
Todd Smith
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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It allows you to search Google: http://www.bing.com/search?q=google&go=&form=QBRE[^]. Fair play :)
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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Well looks like lmgtfy might be soon out of buisness... ;) see here http://www.lmbtfy.com/[^] :laugh:
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Bing [^]I quite like it, just got break the habit of typing www.google.com.
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Results appear to be heavily skewed towards recently-updated pages vs. the heavily-linked pages that Google promotes. Which could be good, if it reduces the value of link-spam... But i'd have to hope there's something else going on, or it would merely encourage revision-spam. Appears to work well so far for looking up APIs on MSDN... If they Do The Right Thing and use it for F1 help in VS2010, then i'll be happy with it.
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It looks like it works pretty well, but I can't stand the name. The Friends episode where they kept on saying one of the character last name just get stuck in my head. Bing... Bing.... Bing.... Bing. Ahhh ahhh.. I will stick with google, unless they change the name.
"Bing" always reminds my of the seen in movie "Ground Hogs Day" where a person called "Ned" who is a person from Bill Murray's chartacter. He made the word "Bing" a very annoying word :)
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So far as I can tell it's just like Google except when it doesn't work as well. The way the image search results are displayed is clunky (and didn't work at all the first time I tried it). I can't see that it does anything that would make me want to switch from Google.
danmartin9581 wrote:
So far as I can tell it's just like Google except when it doesn't work as well.
Hmm.. Have you tried it on a few different keywords? The reason I say this is that there is a lot of differences in appearance and returned information. For example, you search for Bill Murray: http://www.bing.com/search?q=bill+murray&form=QBRE[^] On the left side it has popular keywords "Imagies, Movies, Fan Club, etc" which the results is grouped by, fir a selection of images, a few web search results and then "Bill Murray Movies", then a few links down "Bill Murrary Fan Club" and then a few links down.. and so on down the list fallowed by a "search popularity for Bill Murray" graph and top celebs list. A search for General Motors: http://www.bing.com/search?q=general+motors&form=QBRE[^] On the left hand side you have it grouped by "Cars, recalls, used, sale, dealers, news" and the results fallows. The first link is the corporate web site including a box to search just the GM.com site if you wish. Search for Frog: http://www.bing.com/search?omc=1&sig=0&q=frog&FORM=Z9FD2[^] Left side grouped by "Images, Types, Facts, Care, Sale, Toys, Videos". How about a keyword search for ASP.NET: http://www.bing.com/search?q=asp.net&form=QBRE[^] It is grouped by "Overview, Community, Downloads, Development". Under that you have releated searches. This grouping feature is pretty cool. When you click on group item or "see more results" within a group, it keeps this list of groups so that you can see the full search results for each group and bounce between them. In addition this layout you have the Search History which is kind of handy when you are trying a bunch of keywords. Then of course