1.How much does Bing differ from Google?

**markskelly** · 07-16-2009 02:59 PM

Hi

friends help me to find out the exact answer.

**goldyweb** · 07-17-2009 07:55 PM

Bing is known as a decision making search engine. It thinks of a possibility of what you are looking for before it gives you the result. I don't know how it works, but it claims it does that. While google doesnt. Both google and bing work on different technology in order to provide search results so efficiantly.

**shakir** · 07-19-2009 08:28 AM

Originally Posted by markskelly

Hi

friends help me to find out the exact answer.

Insted of making comparison between bing and Google .. better compare with live.. bing is a new vertion and live replaced with bing.. But do not find much diff on SERP and nothing new on it... But only ound some good interface with some picture backgtound .. htis make the bing page loading slow

**stanleyj** · 07-19-2009 09:35 PM

Direct Answer:The different is search market share.

**CCL** · 07-23-2009 10:23 PM

Bing also comprises real time search like Twitter Search.

**YooHee** · 07-24-2009 07:25 AM

direct answer: A lot..(like the other sites or SE's

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becuase, all of the SE have different ways to rank a site... and i think that what make them differ from each other

**iPhone Fan** · 07-25-2009 09:18 AM

You can compare their search results Bing vs. Google

**Rately** · 07-25-2009 05:24 PM

Hello Marks

The main difference seems to be the presentation of results. The non-beta version offers some results in categories but it seems that only the US have got the fully fledged version so far. Microsoft confirmed that the MSNBot crawler has had no major changes.

**rogerrnich** · 08-03-2009 12:29 PM

Well, Google is a search engine started by some geeks in university. They had an idea called PageRank that would gauge the usefulness of page, it really paid off.

Bing is a re-brand of failed Internet search engine Microsoft Live Search, which is a re-brand of failed Internet search engine MSN.

Bing differs to Google in that whilst Google update their algorithms and concentrate on getting better search results, Microsoft update their branding and concentrate on making users think the same search engine -- under the bonnet -- is different if it has a new name and a picture of some boats.