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In its relentless attempt to catch up with Google search engine, Microsoft unveiled its latest search tool called Bing, on Thursday. The new search engine set to replace Microsoft previous one, Live Search, is to debut on June 3 with a major multi media advertising campaign estimated to cost between $80 and $100 million.
The first experts to try out the new service do not know what to make of it. Is it Bingo missing an O ? Or Bling missing a L ?

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Labels: Bing, Google, Microsoft, Search Engine