What does Microsoft Bing mean?

Microsoft Bing (English name: Bing) is a new search engine service launched by Microsoft on May 28, 2009 to replace Live Search. In order to comply with the usage habits of Chinese users, the Chinese brand name of Bing is "Bing". As one of the world's leading search engines, as of May 2013, Bing has become the second largest search engine in North America. If coupled with the search technology support provided by Yahoo, Bing has occupied 29.3% of the market share.

In October 2013, Microsoft launched a new bright yellow Bing search logo and removed the Beta logo in China, making Bing the fourth important product line of the Microsoft brand after Windows, Office and Xbox. It also marks that Bing is no longer just a search engine, but will be deeply integrated into almost all Microsoft services and products.

Bing is a new search engine service launched by Microsoft on May 28, 2009. Bing integrates a number of unique features, including daily homepage pictures, a super search function deeply integrated with Windows 8.1, and a brand-new search results navigation mode. Users can log in to Microsoft's Bing homepage, open the Bing application built into the Windows 8 operating system, or directly press the search button on Windows Phone to directly access Bing's web pages, pictures, videos, dictionaries, translations, information, maps, etc. Global information search service.

As the global search engine closest to Chinese users, Microsoft Bing has been committed to providing Chinese users with beautiful, high-quality, international Chinese and English search services.