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  • ceesil

    MSN search launched

    After months of testing and years of planning, Microsoft has finally launched its Web search service and stopped using Yahoo on its main portal pages.Microsoft has run the service on a trial basis for a number of months but it has now launched the final version.

    What do you all now think will be the affect of this on the Top Rival Google ?
    Last edited by megri; 12-27-2012, 05:00 PM.
  • kevin
    Love is life
    • Dec 2015
    • 83

    #2
    Redesigned MSN.com Web site that features an upgraded search engine - a move that coincidentally fell on the same day rival Google Inc. posted impressive earnings.

    MSN new web site now boasts a search engine with news headlines, music downloads, and even a feature that looks for files on a user's own computer. The Redmond, Wash.-based software giant - which had been working on the redesign for the better part of a year - has been criticized for falling behind rivals in search capabilities.

    The timing of the launch might be a subtle warning for Google, which released impressive fourth-quarter profit after the closing bell. The Mountain View, Calif.-based Google now lays claim to being the most-used search engine on the Internet, and its products are being duplicated by competitors such as Microsoft and Yahoo Inc.

    Shares of Google fell $3.72 to close at $191.90, but surged $18.45, or 9.6 percent in after-hours trading, to $210.35. Microsoft shares rose 11 cents to $26.39, but fell 1 cent to $26.38 in recent after-hours trading. Yahoo shares fell 46 cents to close at $34.75, then rose 60 cents to $35.35 in recent extended-hours trading. All trade on the Nasdaq.

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    • ceesil

      #3
      Both the giants are fighting out.Let us see who wins it finally as all are out with their products in the market.

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      • derry
        Junior Member
        • Apr 2005
        • 3

        #4
        Frankly, I was expecting something different from Microsoft. Not that I'm complaining

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