In short, Google’s worldwide market share ranges between 85 and 95%. Bing, meanwhile, is a clear underdog, even though it has been around since 2009.

Google has run a sting operation that it says proves Bing has been watching what people search for on Google, the sites they select from Google’s results, then uses that information to improve ...

I gave it a try myself, and sure enough, Microsoft is definitely doing something shady here. If you want to see for yourself, head over to Bing and search for "Google." You'll notice that Bing ...

“Google” is the most searched term on Bing “by far,” according to a lawyer working for Google’s parent company, Alphabet. According to Bloomberg, ...

For Google, Bing seems to be cherrypicking the best stuff (though Google hasn’t shown more than one example of this). For Bing, the opposite.

More than half of adults in the U.S. – 57% – use Google Search on a daily basis compared to 10% for Bing, according to new data from Morning Consult.

The Bing It On campaign tried to highlight the strengths of Bing right next to Google, and while it hasn't lead to 70% market share for Microsoft, Bing is sitting at #2 with a little more than 10% ...

The interface features a search bar, a Google-like image at the top, and text below the search bar that mimics Google’s layout. The page even scrolls down a bit to hide Bing's usual search bar.

Video: Google Vs. Bing. Sex and celebrities top most lists of top search terms but tend to not attract top-dollar advertisers. By contrast, travel, health, finance and consumer electronics do, ...

No longer do I Google something; I Bing it. And I haven’t looked back since. The move away from Google wasn’t easy. Sometime in the late 1990s, I was invited to test out Google’s search engine.

What finally broke me was the recipes. On July 1, I abandoned Google search and committed myself instead to Bing. I downloaded the Bing app on my phone. I made it the default search mode in Chrome ...

Google had a 65.57 percentage of successful searches while both Bing and Yahoo were above 81 percent. In other words, for the point of being able to use the results, people find what they need ...