Vibri
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Opera 10 Beta aqui.
Para mim é o melhor [][
Hmm, ainda hei-de experimentar...
Temos BING!
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- Start date
Hmm, ainda hei-de experimentar...
ClioIIIRS
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Também uso o Opera de vez em quando, tal como o Chrome.
Gosto de ir experimentado vários [
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ClioIIIRS
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nunomplopes
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Tentei fazer com uma palavra-chave fazer uma busca no Bing em português e obtive zero resultados, enquanto no Google consegui obter resultados.
Por mim continuo fiel ao Google.[]
Por mim continuo fiel ao Google.[
]Só aparece google.com e mais nada [][
ver lado esquerdo do ecran abaixo do logo Bing [
]se quiseres mais tens:
Web
Search for other results containing google
(inclusive permite sem saires do Bing, sem saires da página de resultados, pesquisar dentro do Google)
LuisCapelo
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a pesquisa de videos está muito prática, e a pesquisa de imagens tem algumas ferramentas muito interessantes. gostei.
Curioso.
Bing overtakes Yahoo in global search wars
Computerworld - It didn't take very long - less than a week - for Microsoft Corp.'s Bing to surpass Yahoo Inc. to become the number two search engine in the U.S. and worldwide.
A report today from StatCounter Global Stats, which analyzes Web site traffic, also shows that Bing grabbed some market share from rival Google Inc. StatCounter analyzed search engine use on Thursday and found that while Google still dominates the U.S. search engine market with a 71.47% share, Bing grabbed 16.28% and Yahoo came in third with 10.22%.
"It remains to be seen if Bing falls away after the initial novelty and promotion but at first sight it looks like Microsoft is on to a winner," said Aodhan Cullen, CEO of StatCounter, in a statement. "Steve Ballmer is quoted as saying that he wanted Microsoft to become the second biggest search engine within five years. Following the breakdown in talks to acquire Yahoo at a cost of $40 billion, it looks as if he may have just achieved that with Bing much sooner and a lot cheaper than anticipated."
Microsoft first took the wrappers off Bing -- which they're trying to dub a "decision" engine, rather than a search engine -- on May 28. at the All Things Digital Conference in Carlsbad, Calif. The company had initially said the service would be up and running June 3, but had it operational two days early.
Bing is the update to Microsoft's far-from-beloved Live Search. The update, which was code-named Kumo, comes with a phalanx of related services, including Bing Travel, Cashback and Maps for Enterprise. Paired with the company's hefty marketing muscle, the new service is expected to help Microsoft take on search behemoth Google.
According to StatCounter, the plan might be working, at least at the outset.
In the worldwide search engine market, Bing is holding its own. StatCounter reported that Bing grabbed 5.62% of the market, squeaking past Yahoo, which has 5.13%. Google still dominates, though, with 87.62%.
in: Bing overtakes Yahoo in global search wars
No entanto o domínio do Google no search é quase tão grande como o da Microsoft no software... vai ser dificílimo recuperar terreno ao Google []
Bing overtakes Yahoo in global search wars
Computerworld - It didn't take very long - less than a week - for Microsoft Corp.'s Bing to surpass Yahoo Inc. to become the number two search engine in the U.S. and worldwide.
A report today from StatCounter Global Stats, which analyzes Web site traffic, also shows that Bing grabbed some market share from rival Google Inc. StatCounter analyzed search engine use on Thursday and found that while Google still dominates the U.S. search engine market with a 71.47% share, Bing grabbed 16.28% and Yahoo came in third with 10.22%.
"It remains to be seen if Bing falls away after the initial novelty and promotion but at first sight it looks like Microsoft is on to a winner," said Aodhan Cullen, CEO of StatCounter, in a statement. "Steve Ballmer is quoted as saying that he wanted Microsoft to become the second biggest search engine within five years. Following the breakdown in talks to acquire Yahoo at a cost of $40 billion, it looks as if he may have just achieved that with Bing much sooner and a lot cheaper than anticipated."
Microsoft first took the wrappers off Bing -- which they're trying to dub a "decision" engine, rather than a search engine -- on May 28. at the All Things Digital Conference in Carlsbad, Calif. The company had initially said the service would be up and running June 3, but had it operational two days early.
Bing is the update to Microsoft's far-from-beloved Live Search. The update, which was code-named Kumo, comes with a phalanx of related services, including Bing Travel, Cashback and Maps for Enterprise. Paired with the company's hefty marketing muscle, the new service is expected to help Microsoft take on search behemoth Google.
According to StatCounter, the plan might be working, at least at the outset.
In the worldwide search engine market, Bing is holding its own. StatCounter reported that Bing grabbed 5.62% of the market, squeaking past Yahoo, which has 5.13%. Google still dominates, though, with 87.62%.
in: Bing overtakes Yahoo in global search wars
No entanto o domínio do Google no search é quase tão grande como o da Microsoft no software... vai ser dificílimo recuperar terreno ao Google [
]
Vibri
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Curioso.
Bing overtakes Yahoo in global search wars
Computerworld - It didn't take very long - less than a week - for Microsoft Corp.'s Bing to surpass Yahoo Inc. to become the number two search engine in the U.S. and worldwide.
A report today from StatCounter Global Stats, which analyzes Web site traffic, also shows that Bing grabbed some market share from rival Google Inc. StatCounter analyzed search engine use on Thursday and found that while Google still dominates the U.S. search engine market with a 71.47% share, Bing grabbed 16.28% and Yahoo came in third with 10.22%.
"It remains to be seen if Bing falls away after the initial novelty and promotion but at first sight it looks like Microsoft is on to a winner," said Aodhan Cullen, CEO of StatCounter, in a statement. "Steve Ballmer is quoted as saying that he wanted Microsoft to become the second biggest search engine within five years. Following the breakdown in talks to acquire Yahoo at a cost of $40 billion, it looks as if he may have just achieved that with Bing much sooner and a lot cheaper than anticipated."
Microsoft first took the wrappers off Bing -- which they're trying to dub a "decision" engine, rather than a search engine -- on May 28. at the All Things Digital Conference in Carlsbad, Calif. The company had initially said the service would be up and running June 3, but had it operational two days early.
Bing is the update to Microsoft's far-from-beloved Live Search. The update, which was code-named Kumo, comes with a phalanx of related services, including Bing Travel, Cashback and Maps for Enterprise. Paired with the company's hefty marketing muscle, the new service is expected to help Microsoft take on search behemoth Google.
According to StatCounter, the plan might be working, at least at the outset.
In the worldwide search engine market, Bing is holding its own. StatCounter reported that Bing grabbed 5.62% of the market, squeaking past Yahoo, which has 5.13%. Google still dominates, though, with 87.62%.
in: Bing overtakes Yahoo in global search wars
No entanto o domínio do Google no search é quase tão grande como o da Microsoft no software... vai ser dificílimo recuperar terreno ao Google [
Curisoso? Isso previa-se mesmo...
O bing ainda está muito longe de ser o que se espera ser... procura semântica, se o bing conseguir uma procura semântica usável antes do Wolfram e que o Google, então duvido seriamente se o Google se conseguirá manter como líder no mercado de pesquisa!
Sinceramente, eu sou tudo menos microsoft fanboy, mas também sei dar o mérito á empresa, e noto claramente que esta é criticada mais do que merece, e que é popular dizer mal dela, mas o Bing já é o meu motor de pesquisa por defeito no meu browser! [
]Por exemplo, procurem por "Portuguese Water Dog" no bing e no Google...
] [
Jacare
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e passados alguns anos no Bing continua a não aparecer nada e no google é logo o primeiro.
Nuno156
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ZylmhuinVII
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ClioIIIRS
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Não sei se têm reparado mas a Microsoft tem apostado bastante na publicidade a este BING.
Segundo tenho visto em séries "amaricanas", e já foram umas quantas, é pessoal com portáteis com um logo Windows (tipo macbook mas em vez da maçã com umas janelas []) e navegar no google maps da Microsoft e no BING.
Até já ouvi, na série "Hawai Força Especial", a expressão "bing it", em vez de "google it".
Será que não será melhor investirem um pouco no algoritmo em vez de canalizarem quase tudo para a publicidade ?
Segundo tenho visto em séries "amaricanas", e já foram umas quantas, é pessoal com portáteis com um logo Windows (tipo macbook mas em vez da maçã com umas janelas [
]) e navegar no google maps da Microsoft e no BING.Até já ouvi, na série "Hawai Força Especial", a expressão "bing it", em vez de "google it".
Será que não será melhor investirem um pouco no algoritmo em vez de canalizarem quase tudo para a publicidade ?
Nuno156
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É só isso que a MS faz: marketing.
No resto limitam-se a mudar o aspecto, para pensarem que é novo e melhor.
É assim desde que foi para lá o Ballmer e saiu o Gates.
dysplay21
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Não sei se têm reparado mas a Microsoft tem apostado bastante na publicidade a este BING.
Segundo tenho visto em séries "amaricanas", e já foram umas quantas, é pessoal com portáteis com um logo Windows (tipo macbook mas em vez da maçã com umas janelas [
Até já ouvi, na série "Hawai Força Especial", a expressão "bing it", em vez de "google it".
Será que não será melhor investirem um pouco no algoritmo em vez de canalizarem quase tudo para a publicidade ?
Também já reparei, é habitual, a apple e o google fazem o mesmo.