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RE: Bing Emulates Google's 411 Service
First, as a former investor, I am a huge pessimist to anything that Microsoft presents - For once, I would like to see Microsoft INVENT something original and put long term marketing and support behind the product. I was using GOOG 411 about 4 years prior to Microsoft's imitation Bing. Meanwhile, Google continues superiority in Search and Apple just released the $99 iPhone and both are forging ahead, yet again. Microsoft is full of archaic ideas and Steve Ballmer should have been fired long ago...Such as the way of the dinosaur - extinct.
How awesome is traffic
How awesome is traffic reports? That's not on goog 411, right? I can't get live traffic updates on my basic gps, so that's really handy!
Bing
I like fair competition. It promotes inovation. Time will tell!
Personally, with these
Personally, with these available features can really help its users/clients. Well, I'm hoping that I'll be satisfied once I start using their service.
Bing
Now Bing has taken a second position after Google and put Yahoo! on third place
Emulates?
Uh, Live Search 411 existed before Bing 411, and it's been there for awhile. Bing 411 is basically a rebranded Live Search 411, so it's not emulating Google's service.
Exactly what I wanted to say
Exactly what I wanted to say when I read this blog in my RSS reader
http://www.livesearch411.com/ asn you can see at the archive http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.livesearch411.com it has been around for quite some time.
^ Good call. The official
^ Good call.
The official Press Release:
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2007/oct07/10-15OSBUpdatesPR.ms...
While it IS a different number, it's not a "new" feature from Microsoft.
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