BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon April 01st, 2013
Did you believe our April Fools' Day prank? How about these others?
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue September 25th, 2012
Already tired of Apple's new Maps app? Here are some free alternatives.
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BY Casey Tschida on Tue July 05th, 2011
Microsoft released the first update to the Bing app for iPad, adding a single major new feature, two minor new features, and tons of small improvements.
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BY Joe White on Sat June 11th, 2011
Microsoft has made another update to Bing Mobile, including new sharing options, a carousel-style interface and a split-view for maps. Apple fans can check out the updated mobile website by heading over to "http://m.bing.com" in Safari for iOS.
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BY Joe White on Fri June 10th, 2011
Bing has just announced a brand new feature, which users can access either in the official iPhone app or from "m.bing.com" in Safari for iOS. The feature, called "iPhone Mobile App Discovery," displays iOS applications alongside search results, when users input keywords into Bing's search engine.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu December 16th, 2010
Microsoft has released a significant update to its Bing app for the iPhone/iPod touch. The newest version of the search app is visually appealing and includes cool new features. With it, Bing is definitely closing the gap with Google. Read more ...
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu November 04th, 2010
Google continues to improve their search engine as they try to remain ahead of Microsoft’s Bing. In September, they unveiled their Google Instant capabilities for the desktop. This enhancement displays suggested results while the user types. Now, this feature is available for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad. Read more...
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Mon October 18th, 2010
Google continues to dominate search in the iPhone market, and no one else is even close. According to a new report from Chitika, Google controls 96.96% of the market. Read more...
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun September 26th, 2010
According to Google's CEO Eric Schmidt, Google's deal with Apple to provide services for iOS is not going anywhere, as it has been recently renewed.
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BY Joe White on Tue June 22nd, 2010
Microsoft has just released an updated version of their Bing for iPhone application, which brings two very cool additions. Read on to find out more!
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri May 28th, 2010
Techcrunch just dropped a bing bomb once again as they're being quite affirmative that according to their sources, Bing will be taking over search on the iPhone this June.
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BY Kiet Chieng on Wed April 28th, 2010
Search Rocket is the ultimate search engine tool box to help you find what you want without ever needing to use Safari.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat March 20th, 2010
While the rumors around Bing becoming the iPhone's default search engine have somehow lost their momentum, Microsoft has not given up on its iPhone app and just gave it its very first update. Launched back
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu January 21st, 2010
We've told you yesterday about the whole "Bing to become iPhone's default search engine" story. While most of you hate the idea, and some of you don't mind, it seems like this would be more
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu December 17th, 2009
Days after the blatant success of their voice recognition app Dragon Dictate, Dragon has launched another app featuring their own take on voice-powered search. It's called Dragon Search, and lets you scour the web using your voice like no
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BY Robin Rhys on Wed December 16th, 2009
AT&T responds to famous blogger, Fake Steve Jobs' attempt to insight a digital flashmob. AT&T says Operation Chokehold was just an irresponsible cry for attention, but Fake Steve Jobs says it was already a success.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed December 16th, 2009
We announced it a couple days ago, but it actually happened a lot earlier than expected. Microsoft just released an iPhone Bing app. It's a great app on paper: voice recognition, maps, predictive live search
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri December 11th, 2009
Microsoft, a software company based in Redmond (remember?), seems to be going through some serious bipolar disorder lately. After reportedly telling journalists gathered for a company press event in Germany not to use or mention Apple
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