Does Microsoft's search engine have what it takes to compete with the all-powerful Google? After testing Bing and Google side ...

While Bing still surfaces search results for Google underneath this spoofed Google UI, a lot of people will see this interface when they configure a new PC and search for Google in the address bar ...

Microsoft is testing a weird change to the Bing Search results user experience. Bing is testing that when you do a search from the home page, that it opens the search results in a new window ...

When Bing returns the search results, Microsoft has apparently made a change so that the Bing search bar – normally found at the top of the list of results – has had an image added to it ...

The Inspirational layout features a Bing search bar along with a background picture that changes daily. For a more personalized touch, select the "Custom" option.

Microsoft is testing removing its name, i.e. Microsoft Bing, next to the logo in the Bing Search bar. Normally the search bar has the Microsoft Bing name next to the logo on the left side of the ...

By leveraging Bing's enhanced autocomplete feature, users can uncover a wealth of information and stay informed about the latest trends and topics, all from the convenience of the search bar.

Bing works a little differently than traditional search engines. For example, if you type "Haw" into a Bing search bar, an "auto suggest" feature may figure out that your intent is to research a ...

Google is still the most-used search engine by some margin, but I'm never against user choice. If you like the Pixel Launcher but want to search with Bing, why shouldn't you be able to do that?

Bing's new additions are the latest in a series of updates that have included Visual Search, Facebook and Twitter integration, improvements to Bing Maps and the rebranding of MSN Video to Bing Video.

Does Microsoft's search engine have what it takes to compete with the all-powerful Google? After testing Bing and Google side by side on basic search, news, shopping, AI features, and much more ...