announced this on the official Bing site, saying:
“Searching for the right image can be tough. After sorting through hundreds of images, you finally find a picture you like but unfortunately it’s low resolution or an odd dimension leaving you to go back to scrolling through the results pages. To take the hassle out of this process we’re introducing a new feature that allows you to match an image in a few simple clicks.”Searching for the right image can be tough, indeed — just ask someone that does it regularly. Bing, obviously, needs this, along with more such improvements as it is the number one contender to Google’s search supremacy, and the only search engine that has posted positive growth in the past year. Still a lot of work remains to be done, particularly for users outside the United States. But this new feature is a good start, a mandatory inclusion, and now that it has debuted, the Bing team can focus on future improvements and refinements. Image Match is currently being rolled out, so if you are yet to see it, give it a few hours (or a day), and it should show up.]]>
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This will definitely help Bing grow a little. I feel like they have a ceiling though. At this point in time, I really do not see anyway they’ll ever get to the same level as Google, which is just engrained in the culture at this point.
Completely agree, Sally. I’m afraid for Bing, they joined the game, too little, too late.
I disagree, guys. I think if Bing keeps pushing forward and comes up with something innovative enough, it can compete with google. Color me an optimist!
I fail to understand people’s pessimism when it comes to Bing. What other business can you have 30% of the market, and people think you should get out of the market? I can’t think of any