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Bing's search results is going to resonate throughout the industry.

Bing is good for me so far - my sites are slightly higher in bing than google for keyterms I've optimize for (http://www.jamtracksforguitar.com for example).

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The BING is getting some BLING... but Google is still going to be KING!

This is definitely overkill. Bing is OK, but still has a ways to go before having a chance at fighting Google

After having a play around with Bing for a little while I'm of the opinion that they still have a lot of work to do regarding the relevence of their search results. On one common keyword search you have to wait until page three to get an exact match for the search terms. the results are too obscure.

I mean really.........

I personally think this is all overkill. I mean how many variations of the same thing do you need for nearly the same results?

Its like telling a class full of 5 year olds to go to the same coat room to look for the same red rain coat with the words "rain coat" on it and then telling them they can only look in the right corner of the coat room.

Are we trying to make things better or are we just bored?

Is any search ever perfect (even from Big G)?

It's really too early to tell if Bing will be a viable competitor for G. Right now, I am sure they are looking for feedback so they can improve.

I remember Google's first days as a search engine, they were pretty awful actually. But G grew up and developed into the engine it is now...and that's good for some people, and not so good for others.

Bing, if it does things correctly, will follow a similar path.

Tried Bing for the first time this morning and find it a big improvement on Google.
The problem with google is that since it has started to take more notice of social sites, forums, on-line advertising, etc. a lot of the results are becoming blog.
Google results also tend to be stale due to it's preference for old sites. It is good to see something different and objective for a change
I also like the information drop down on the website on the left which saves a lot of time searching irrelevant sites. Google needs to improve or watch out for Bing.

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I find that Bing is great work. It shows only exact result which required.. So I say All the Best for BIng....

... Mr. Google Perfect. Google's results are not always that great either.
Let me give you one advice: Wear Sunscreen ;-)

Hey guys, those that have recognised the potential well dont, those that are still on the fence well done, those that have just splayed bing already.... Narrow minded.. Give bing a chance, its abviosly been launched before its ready. Let bing take some feedback and see what people want. They will listen, they have to to stand a chance. Google has dominated the market for too long now. Its refreshing to see a serious competitor on the market again. Yes its obviously still using live's indexed pages and crappy algorithms. But lets face it microsoft have the money to invest heavily in this. They cant just do this in a few months it takes years of refining and tweaking. They will get it right im sure. Lets face it, the way the internet is going with the increase of home users connections. iGoogle aside plain google is pretty limited and dry. Times have changed while google has been pre occupied with making cash from adwords there face has started to fall off.

Image search rocks.... Your all in with that i know.

Vid search, well it needs to be like the image search.

Web search, well thats crap

Shopping, microsoft hasnt long purchased it so i expect it to be re branded to fit in with bing?

News, doesnt look like they have even got to that bit yet.

all in all, hold tight! lets see where this goes.

That looks like nothing more than a bun fight between the two. Could it be that Google are actually a little concerned?

I think Google still rule in local search, but this could be short lived - well I can hope? :P can't I? I much prefer the Bing search results it's a much neater package than anything Google offer. Not to mention I love the continual results that Bing offer in their image search.

Relevance? Well I guess that's really a matter of opinion. Matt is right that there may be a non-relevant listing in his results. But if we're going to get down to the grit, half of the pages returned in my Google searches just don't cut it either. It's the overall user experience that's key here... and bing win - for me! :)

Hey Bingoooooo.... kindly follow matts way..............