Bing bombarded with features and Wolfram Alpha

November 11, 2009

in Bing

This week Microsoft is busy adding and changing features in their new search engine, Bing. Notable additions and changes are:

  • Integration with the Wolfram Alpha Computational Engine. Wolfram Alpha garnered major hype as a potentially new form of search. Wolfram Alpha actually doesn’t search the web, but instead computes results based on your inputs.
  • New features infused into Bing Maps.
  • MSN Video transformed into Bing Video.
  • Enhanced hover preview and full-page weather and event results. Hovering over any search result now includes a snapshot of the website in question, the most-clicked links of that website, the ability to search within that specific site, and longer text snippets. All of this gives you information before you even click.
  • Weather results are now enhanced with a wide array of weather forecasts and details.
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