Not all search engines are created equal—and when it comes to Microsoft's Bing, it seems that means malicious websites are happily returned far more often than by Google.
Not all search engines are created equal—and when it comes to Microsoft's Bing, it seems that means malicious websites are happily returned far more often than by Google.
As The Register learned, in part of an ongoing effort to turn Facebook into its own, closed little ecosystem, Zuck's empire has closed off public events to, well, the public. Account-holding stalkers only, please.
If you've used the newly arrived Windows 8, you may have noticed that among the army of colorful tiles, there's something important that's conspicuously absent: Google. Microsoft is pushing its own Bing and Internet Explorer hard, but if that doesn't cut it for you, Google put out this catchy little video on how to…
Well here's a strange little feature that has popped up as a result of Microsoft and Facebook's alliance: the ability to search through the photos of you and your friends. If you ever wanted to find that one photo a friend posted, but can't remember what album it was in, but can remember what the caption said, you…
If Google's angle is that it actually works really well, Bing's is that it's a "social search engine
Bing Maps just added 165TB of new aerial images—more than doubling the 129TB previously available. The update covers 15 million square miles in North America, South America, Africa, Australia, Europe and Asia. Besides satellite imagery, additions include exclusive aircraft photography. You can explore the whole release …
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