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MS To Take On Google Seach Engine

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Kon Tiki

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Slow and filtered.

Search ErrorMSN Search is temporarily unable to process your request.

Please try again in a few minutes.


Looks like it suffered from a premature death.
 

goodcow

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Search Error
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MSN Search is temporarily unable to process your request.
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EID: f:1658889542 - 1041:1041:10004:1059


HC: 71d61b14

Yeah, Microsoft rocks.
 

aoi tsuki

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Intelligent porn? i'm sold!

porn%20on%20icerocket.jpg
 

human5892

Queen of Denmark
It took about ten times the amount of time that Google did (not an exaggeration) for the same arbitrary search that I did, and brought up about 5,800 less results than Google.

GO MICROSOFT!!
 

Fowler

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Heh, you know that "MSN Search" that automatically pops up when you type a word into the address bar of IE by default? I usually switch it off but at one computer at work I typed "apple" without realising that it'd send me to the MSN Search thingy... which it did... and for "apple" the top result and MSN Recommended! result was... www.amazon.com. www.apple.com was the 5th result.
 

Phoenix

Member
Its slow and the results don't come back with anywhere near as many 'good' results as google does. It will be 'integrated' into Longhorn though, so it will be used no matter how much it sucks and that use will be used to funnel "Google Ad" style revenue to Microsoft.
 

Joe

Member
its pretty nice, but it does nothing to make we want to stop using google. google seems just a tad faster and has images.
 

DaveH

Member
Kinda... weak. Eh. I guess I'll put it in my Firefox search engines bar as an alternative. The lack of spellcheck is annoying.
 

Joe

Member
there's a spellcheck but it's not that good yet. i searched for "monumnt" and didnt get a link for "monument" but i searched for "yankes" and there was a link for "yankees".
 

GG-Duo

Member
From the Splash page you can already tell that Google > MSN Search.

Google's splash page is like... a stroke of HCI genius.
 
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