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I use Bing but Yahoo also works fine
Windows 10 Makes Bing the Rival Google Has Never Had
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Bing for me, it does everything I want after using Google for many years.
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I wonder if they are counting the searches made in search (when people are really looking for things on their computers rather than the net?)
Also are they counting Yahoo searches, I hear that yahoo are dropping Bing as their search engine provider
​Yahoo Might Be Giving Up on Bing
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The only reason that more people are using Bing is because Microsoft keeps cramming it down everybody's throat, especially on the Windows 10 platform! It's still a useless search engine compared to Google for any searches that I've done.
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For me Google is my first choice followed by Bing.
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Bing is only gaining ground in Win 10 because it's the default search engine in IE 11 and Edge and half the noobs and average PC users/buyers out there with PC's that really don't need anything more than a Chromebook or PC tablet can't figure out how to change the default S.E. to Chrome or also make Firefox or Chrome their default browser ☻
Windows 10 Makes Bing the Rival Google Has Never Had
Posted: 19 Nov 2015
Read more: http://news.softpedia.com/news/windo...d-496425.shtmlStats show that Bing significantly improved last month
Microsoft's Bing is currently the only search engine that can compete against Google, and thanks to the arrival of Windows 10, which features deep integration of this service, adoption is one the rise in both the United States and the rest of the world.
New statistics provided by comScore and published by CW show that Bing has improved its market share since the debut of Windows 10, mostly thanks to the fact that the operating system uses it as the default search engine for Cortana and the new Edge browser.
Bing improved by 2.6 percent in October, and the number of search queries reached 3.8 billion, with the US market share getting 20.8 percent. Google is obviously number one, stats show, with a share of 63.9 percent, but its numbers remained unchanged as compared to September.
comScore shows that Bing's search queries improved by 5 percent since the debut of Windows 10, and while these results are impressive, to say the least, they're still below what Microsoft predicted before the launch of the new operating system.
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