Google or Bing?

[crazzyyfool]

Just wondering what you use to search the web. Google, Bing or some other random search engine?

[-=Outlaw=-]

been using bing for a long time now. really love everything about it. only time ill use google is if i need to look up images. thats about it

[crazzyyfool]

been using bing for a long time now. really love everything about it. only time ill use google is if i need to look up images. thats about it

Is Bing not that good for image searching then?

[daangelo29]

I use Google. It's been the best search engine for me. Bing is a good search engine, but I'm too loyal to Google to switch.

[Hot]

I use Google, Bing just doesn't have a big or fast enough index. I've had Google return results for obscure searches the same day those pages were published. Never so with Bing.

[Petvas]

I like Bing more

[-=Outlaw=-]

it is good. but google finds more images i believe. but i havent tried bing images in few months. maybe things have changed

[e-berlin.org]

I choose ixquick

[+Frank B. Subscriber²]

90% Google, 10% Bing.

[SkyDX]

Google here^^

[itzwolf]

I use Google most of the time, and occasionally Bing. Old habits are hard to break.

[Sn00pY]

Google will be the market leader for some time, imho, and for the exact reason itzwolf states; old habits :)

[thealexweb]

Bing doesn't really give out good results for me, Google all the way.

[etempest]

Prefer Google, based on the search results trying to look for certain web pages using both search engines.

[DigitalE]

Google, because it integrates with everything else I use (Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Google Voice).

[Phenom II]

Google forever

[BoDEAN]

Google will always be top search engine. Bing, just a fad for late 2009, early 2010.

No reason to not use google.

[cabron]

Google, because it integrates with everything else I use (Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Google Voice).

+1

[Electric Jolt]

I will use Bing when I get older because it seems to know how to be alive in so many ways when you want to get somewhere and it is improving. But until I can do all that stuff and have fun, I really have no need for it. I can't just go see Avatar or any movie I'd like, and I can't just go eat anywhere I'd like. I'm still young and don't have a car, will be getting one soon though.

Bing's weak spot is power-searching. I can't power-search like I can with Google. It seems to me, I only need to search when I power-search. I can't get help from Bing when I do power-searches, it gives me a load of crap in return. I think that's also due to Bing never having a complete tune-up since Live Search. They improve Bing for what they want Bing to be, a decision engine. They add stuff to make it seem like the one-stop shop on the Internet for all your needs. But the search engine still isn't that great and it isn't that much different from Live Search.

[TDT]

Google will always be top search engine. Bing, just a fad for late 2009, early 2010.

No reason to not use google.

Really? How about the maps, where Google sucks big time.

You guys seem to forget how young Bing is. The fact that it has such positive reviews and gains share constantly, even if not in huge numbers, is really good. We'll see in 2 years what happens. For me, Google sucks big time, and not only on the search part. Google Docs is pathetic, YouTube is a mess right now, etc.

So, Bing.

[hotdog666al]

Bing is just as good, but Google is a natural instinct for me now and I have no reason to change.

[Roger H. Veteran]

I like Bing but out of habbit i still use google. LOL I have the search bar configured for Bing searches but i still go to google.com to search

[pezzonovante]

Bing is King.

[BoneyardBrew Member]

I like Bing, and the results it gives out are fine for me, sometimes even better than Google. I just find it just too hard to switch from Google, like many others have said.

I also use Google Reader, which I check every time I open my browser and view my iGoogle page. I wish I could easily integrate Google Reader's feeds into Outlook 2010, then I wouldn't necessarily need Google as my homepage anymore. I haven't really done much research on it, so there probably is a way I'm unaware of.

For now at least, my vote sticks with Google.

Edit: I was able to set my homepage in the RSS Feeds folder in Outlook to display the Google Reader page, so now I can get all of my feeds directly in Outlook. :)

[Corris Veteran]

Google, it works and in my experience get the results I need more often than when I have searched in Bing.

Also, the Bing adverts are getting incredibly annoying. :p