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Microsoft Releases Bing 1.1 for iPhone, iPod touch

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Microsoft has released a new version of Bing [Free - iTunes link] for the iPhone and iPod touch. Florian Voss chronicled on their blog, includes:

Bookmarks and improved web browsing: you can now bookmark maps, directions, web sites, businesses, search terms, even the weather report, and get to the bookmarks right from the [...]

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Ballmer on Bing as iPhone Default, Google and Apple Still “Stable”

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Given the rumors surrounding Apple and Google lately, and the iPhone and Microsoft Bing, it’s no wonder Mobile World Congress 2010 has raised both topics again, earning a smile from Steve Ballmer, and yet another “stable” comment from Google.

First up, Reuters has comments from Vic Gundotra, Google mobile engineering lead:

“Apple is a very [...]

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TiPb Apps #1.2 — Microsoft Bing for iPhone and iPad (Macworld 2010)

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Florian Voss from Microsoft Bing for Mobile talks to TiPb’s Rene and Leanna about Bing for iPhone [Free - iTunes link]… and iPad! Recorded live at Macworld 2010.

Watch along after the break…

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Apple’s Steve Jobs Dislikes Google’s Eric Schmidt?

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Jim Goldman of CNBC claims to have a source that is giving up some goods on the whole Apple and Microsoft teaming up against Google fiasco story:

Microsoft wants part of the iPhone pie as the Bing app is currently bringing more web traffic than all of their Verizon deals put together. Microsoft is willing to pay [...]

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Apple and Microsoft in Discussions to Oust Google, Make Bing Default iPhone Search Engine

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Business Insider is reporting that, given Google’s new rise to smartphone rival, Apple is now in talks with previous-generation frenemy Microsoft to replace the iPhone’s default search engine with Bing.

“Apple and Google know the other is their primary enemy,” says one of the people, who’s familiar with Apple’s thinking. “Microsoft is now a [...]

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Microsoft at CES 2010… What iPhone?

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I saw Microsoft’s massive booth at CES and a giant Bing sign so, optimistically, I went on over to talk with them while our friends from WMExperts hit up the devices. The Bing folks were great, but had no specific knowledge about Bing for iPhone other than there was an app and it did stuff [...]

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Microsoft Bing’s it’s Way Onto the iPhone With New Search App

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Microsoft has just made Bing [Free - iTunes app] their second iPhone and iPod touch app (no, Office wasn’t first — that’s still MIA — the amazing image-zooming Seadragon was), and it’s fairly impressive. It takes a lot of the services Google powers throughout the iPhone and the Google Mobile app and collects them all [...]

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iTunes Gets Twitter Accounts, Bing and Google Get Twitter Real-Time Search

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Big news round Twitter-way, with Apple adding a few more official Twitter accounts, and Microsoft Bing and Google paying for unrestricted access to real-time search Twitter’s firehose of user status posts.

First up, while Apple’s never been accused of “getting” social media, and it may come as a surprise they’re using Twitter at all, it’s not [...]

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Microsoft Releases Bing SDK for iPhone

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Bing Community Blog has announced that Microsoft is “sprinkling some Cocoa” on their Bing. (No laughing!):

The Bing iPhone and Mac SDK is available for download on CodePlex, open source under the Microsoft Public License (MS-PL). The SDK provides:

The ability to easily query Bing from within your Cocoa or Cocoa Touch [...]

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Microsoft Bing’ing it’s Way Onto iPhone? Yahoo Enters 10-Year Search Deal

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Yahoo! and Microsoft have just announced a 10-year search deal where Microsoft’s newly re-branded Bing service will take over web searches for the venerable Yahoo! For its part, Yahoo! will get 88% of ad-based search revenue for 5 years and the ability to sell ads to some Microsoft search sites as well and limited access [...]

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