Before we delve into discussing Microsoft new
Bing search engine and what it has to offer against the old time favorites
Google and Yahoo, let us first define what are search engines and how does it
work.
What
are Search Engines?
Search engines are specialized
websites designed to help people find the information they need quickly and
easily on the internet.
How do Search Engines Work?
Search engines use automated software
programs known as spiders or bots to survey the Web and build their databases.
Web documents are retrieved by these programs and analyzed. Data collected from
each web page are then added to the search engine index. When you enter a query
at a search engine site, your input is checked against the search engine’s
index of all the web pages it has analyzed. The best URLs are then returned to
you as hits, ranked in order with the best results at the top.
Meet
Bing, Microsoft’s New Search Engine
Microsoft has launched its own search engine,
Bing --- two days before the scheduled launch of June 3, 2009 in
its aim to wage battle against Google and Yahoo. The search engine that has
been previously known as “Kumo” is now known as “Bing”. It is said that the
goal of Bing is to help us search better and faster, saving us precious time by
presenting only relevant results. The results on Bing has been refined to
present the best answer for you in the form of a search result called “Best
Match” which will appear at the top of your results list. Results often let you
get deep within a site to get what you need using the “Deep Links”. A Quick Preview feature will a
hover-over window that explain more on the search result that will help you
decide if the result is worth clicking through.
How
Microsoft Can Best Google or Yahoo and Other Search Engines
Google is becoming the generic name when it
comes to search engines. If you don’t believe, just ask members of your family,
friends, neighbors and office mates who use internet and you will know the
answer.
Microsoft should not try to claim that their
new search engine is better, because that statement will always find
contradiction. What Microsoft should do is present “Bing”, as the next
generation search engine positioning Google or Yahoo as the old products.
Microsoft has all the means and resources to pull off this strategy but the
question is will the other search engines allow them to?
A Firm
Commitment
Microsoft is committed to build better tools
that will help people find a better way to search for information on the
internet. Bing is an important first step toward this long-term vision which
shows Microsoft strong commitment to move search technology forward.
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