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Bing will tap Facebook, Twitter in answering queries
Microsoft is introducing a phone-a-friend feature into its Bing search engine, allowing searchers to ask their Facebook and Twitter contacts to supplement information gathered by the search engine itself.
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Bing and Yahoo sponsored results lead to hard-to-remove rootkit
Searching for Flash Player on Bing and Yahoo can lead to rogue pages distributing a hard-to-remove rootkit, according to security researchers from antivirus vendor GFI Software.
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Bing bleeds billions: when will it end?
Despite setting lofty promises and high business expectations, Microsoft’s search engine, Bing, has been costing the company nearly a $US1 billion a quarter since it launched in June 2009.
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IBM: After 30 years, PC going the way of the vacuum tube and typewriter
Thirty years ago, IBM created the first personal computer running Microsoft's MS-DOS. Today, IBM and Microsoft seem to have very different views on the future of the PC.
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User satisfaction study: Facebook vulnerable to Google+
User satisfaction with Facebook is low enough that the social networking site risks losing significant market share to Google+, according to a new study.
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Microsoft's frenemies: The necessity of partnering up
How do you solve a problem like Apple and Google?
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WatchGuard enhances firewall functionality
Network security vendor, WatchGuard Technologies, has released the latest enhancements to its extensible threat management (XTM) operating system.
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Microsoft adds Facebook 'likes' to Bing search results
Microsoft on Wednesday showed how Facebook friends will be able to influence Bing users' search results, as part of a wide-ranging update on search that also included developments for its image, maps and mobile services.
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IN DEPTH: Defying the odds
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Bing gains again -- should Google worry?
Microsoft's Bing search engine may still be a bit player in the lucrative online search business dominated by Google, but it's slowly and steadily gaining users.
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Bing now a serious challenger to Google
Given undistinguished history of Microsoft's late and unlamented Live Search engine, the predecessor to Bing, it's easy to dismiss Redmond as a hapless also-ran in the search market. But given the vast sums of money and resources that Microsoft is investing in its fledging Google challenger, this could change in a hurry.
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The Microsoft-Yahoo deal: questions and answers
Well, friends, sound the wedding bells: The longest-running courtship in the history of mankind has finally reached its climax. No July Fools' joke here -- Microsoft and Yahoo have agreed to tie the knot and form a search partnership.
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Yahoo Search: RIP
Yahoo started out in 1994 as a ragtag site called "Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web," named after founders Jerry Yang and David Filo who were at the time students at Stanford University.
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Bing filters out sensitive results for Chinese searches
Microsoft's Bing search engine filters out some sensitive results from searches made in simplified Chinese, the script used to write the language in China, searches revealed Thursday.
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Bing makes gains, but is Google actually suffering?
Microsoft is gaining new ground with its freshly rebranded Bing search engine, some recently released data suggests. Bing, the research finds, grew 0.8 percent during its second week online.
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Microsoft's Bing Ad Claims to End 'Search Overload'
Microsoft's first commercial for Bing, the company's recently rebranded search engine, is officially out in the wild. The inaugural Bing ad focuses on the notion of "search overload," suggesting Internet users have been "lost in the links" while America's financial system has been collapsing.
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