Well done Bing! Before long Bing will be the second most popular search engine behind Google, however use is sure to drop off once the excitement has dissipated.
I could see Bing getting up to a potential 20% (blatant guess) market share, perhaps until dropping down and settling at around 16-18%. Current Bing just passes 10% [...]

Google Fast Flip is a Google Labs application/style of search that is currently in testing mode. Read more about Google Fast Flip in this article by Greg Sterling.
Google Fast Flip lets you browse news articles and the like as if you are browsing through a newspaper. This visual representation makes it quick and easy to [...]

Hitwise data for January 2009 shows that Google continue their upwards trend to grab most of the searches carried out in the US. Google are now grabbing 72.09% of all searches in the US which is up 9% over the previous year.
Yahoo have lost 15%, MSN have lost 21% and Ask has also lost 21% [...]

HealthBase by NetBase is a health research showcase (read Search Engine) dedicated to medical material. From what I have seen HealthBase appears to be a solid medical search engine and I have already bookmarked it for further use.
On the home page you can immediately search for treatments for a health condition, disease or sign. Lets [...]

I stumbled across this and thought it was worth it’s own entry. I’m pretty sure this isn’t an advert for Bing, but it certainly makes for an interesting watch.

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Google Search is more about just typing in a search query and hitting enter. Google aims to make your experience quick, enjoyable and resourceful. Below are 17 15 second tips on Google Search – However note that not all are available in every country!
Discover what weather is heading your way:

Find Local Businesses near you or [...]

The next best thing to a newspaper online is Google News Timeline. Although still in the Labs, Google News Timeline shows snippets of articles and corresponding links to them in a timeline format. I don’t usually follow the news too closely otherwise all I would be reading is the news which is often depressing, however [...]

Somewhat of a search engine – Google is testing what it calls Google City Tours. City Tours will give you an itinerary for your stay in whichever country you plan to visit.
You have the ability to view your schedule, add or remove sights and change the dates of your intended stay.
Taking a further look into [...]

When searching for stuff on the web do you often come across search results that are inaccurate? Well if you know a few simple shortcuts, you can find what you are looking for quickly and easily. Lee Lefever explains how to do so in the video below:

There is a new search engine (or is it a decision engine) called Hunch out on the web.
As I take a look at this new entity on the web I am quite willing to answer the first 20 questions as I discover what Hunch is all about. I figure that Hunch may be worth signing [...]