What the hell is "Bing"? And why do I need it?
- Thread starter cowbell9
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its Microsoft's lame attempt to get a share of the search engine market that Google dominates everyone, and then Yahoo dominates Microsoft. Its been around for years as live.com, just rebranded.
I use it for searching for something I'm shopping for because they pay you like 10% cash back</p>
I use it for searching for something I'm shopping for because they pay you like 10% cash back</p>
it's amazingly fast, and especially handy when you need a restaurant's phone number or an address. normal texting charges apply. simply text your Google search (ex: bulldog deli, starkville, ms) to 46645 (GOOGL). it takes about 10 seconds to get the results texted back to you. quicker than free 411.
IT is a third person, singular neuter pronoun in monder English. Words such as it and its genitive form its have been used to refer to babies and pets, although with the passage of time this usage has come to be considered too impersonal in the case of babies, with many usage critics arguing that it demeans a conscious being to the status of a mere thing. The use of "it" also got bad press when various sports websites referred to "IT's Coming" as a way to explain that a new and fantastic event would occur in the near future. This apparent attempt to aggrivate those who are not in the cool crowd on these websites works effectively.
BING
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but if I am driving and it's something long I have to type, I just call the number.
Still using a Samsung Sync flip phone.
Still using a Samsung Sync flip phone.
You can also use the Google text for sports scores. For example text "Dallas Cowboys Score" or "Mississippi State Score" and they'll shoot you back with the score, quarter, and time remaining. Before I got an iPhone, I used the crap of Google text from the deer stand.
