Internet users looking for a legitimate real-time search engine can fine safe haven with Microsoft’s Bing. After rumors began circulating earlier this summer of a potential $30 million deal between Microsoft and Twitter comes news today that the two have officially partnered once again. The specific details of the renewed deal were not divulged, nonetheless it is the end result that is most important — continued real-time search results in Microsoft’s...
Joining the ranks of Verizon’s LTE speed freaks, the LG Revolution released a few weeks ago, and we’ve finally gotten a chance to review it. While it’s LTE radio makes it stand out from the rest of the Android world, does this monster pack enough punch to be remembered as truly revolutionary or will it just be totally forgettable? Jump on in for more… The Specs Processor: 1GHz Snapdragon Display: 4.3” 480×800 LCD RAM: 512 MB Storage: 16 GB internal...
Microsoft hasn’t always released the coolest, most “hip” consumer oriented products. Nor have they even gotten as far as choosing a clever and catchy name that didn’t sound dorky or “pushed too hard”. Lucky for us, they did alright with their search engine Bing, for it was almost “Bang”. Now being the somewhat mentally unstable person that I am, hearing of a search engine named “Bang” has failure written all...
After Google’s whole humanitarian/free speech move a couple weeks ago, the tech world and world at large has been divided. Some have applauded Google for “doing the right thing” finally coming to their senses — that is, censorship in any form sucks and shouldn’t be supported. Others however have had a less favorable view with many people labeling Google as a bunch of hypocrites with false motives. Personal opinions aside, someone as large as...
Wireless carriers form partnerships and deals with various 3rd parties all of the time. For sake of the next 35 seconds of your life, we’re going to focus on the software side of things. If you happen to have a BlackBerry running on Verizon, fire up the ‘ol BB Browser running the latest firmware and take a look in the search box. Chances are you’ll see “Bing” in grayed out incognito colors. RIM going Bing only is one possibility. Though so...
