Will you Bing it, or Google it?

The Microsoft has relaunched its internet search engine with a new name and a new look, in a bid to take on Google.

The new Microsoft search engine, called Bing ‘a decision engine’, is live now.

Microsoft claims, offer users a more refined search experience capable of satisfying queries more quickly than any rival search engine.

The new features in Microsoft's search engine include the ability to "guess" what the user is looking for, then offer suggestions based on that guess.

e.g.:

If you enter Nikon D80 into that search box, it will know that you are looking for a camera.

From that moment on, a lot of things happen differently. With Google you get 500,000 search results in decreasing relevance. Bing know it’s a camera, he immediately open up categories on the left-hand side, breaking it down into the things you are likely to be looking for, such as where to buy Nikon D80s, or how to use Nikon D80s."

Similarly, if you search for British Airways will return not only its homepage, but a summary of the most likely desired information on that homepage, including the address, customer services telephone number and even the ability to search within the BA site directly from the Bing search page.

So, Will you Bing it, or Google it?

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