Bing Search Engine, formerly Live Search, MSN Search or Windows Live Search, is a type of search engine site under the auspices of Microsoft. Bing is a form of reincarnation by Microsoft for its three previous search engines, namely Windows Live Search, Live Search and MSN Search.
Definition of Bing Search Engine
Bing is a search engine that was officially introduced on May 28, 2009 by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. This was done at the All Things Digital conference, San Diego, USA and officially started rolling out on June 1 to replace the previous search engine, Live Search.
Bing Search Engine was created using a technology called PowerSet which Microsoft purchased in 2008. This technology allows users to get much more accurate search results. In addition, Bing is also equipped with the ability to save and share search history via Facebook, Skydrive and email. Bing categorizes searches into 4 categories, namely:
News for news search.
Web for searching websites or web pages.
Images for image search.
xRank for who and what Bing users search the most.
On July 29, 2009, Yahoo and Microsoft announced an offer to move the Yahoo! Search. All users and partners of Yahoo! Search is expected to have undergone this transition in early 2012.
In October 2011, Bing Search Engine also announced it was working on a new search infrastructure aimed at making search results faster and slightly more relevant to users.
This indexing technology is called Tiger and was incorporated into Bing globally in August 2011. Meanwhile, in May 2012, Bing Search Engine also announced another redesign, namely the search engine that includes a sidebar, a social feature for searching social networks in order to obtain relevant information. with search keywords.
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