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If you were maintaining an eye out on all the Android related news stories popping up everywhere, then you might have seen this little thing about Motorola kicking out Google Search in favor of Microsoft Bing as the default Search Engine on all Motorola Android devices hitting China, crazy stuff huh? Well it's about to get crazier.

Android fanboys around the web are enraged at the choice Motorola has taken, so furious that many are planning to never buy another Motorola phone ever again. Majority of the complainers are not from China, but like me they must have smelt the obvious plan at work here. This deal with Microsoft could end up going world wide instead of being exclusive to China, Motorola could face some serious implications if they go ahead with such a plan. Android phone owners want the Google experience, it is probably the main reason why many people own an Andorid handset today, its all about the complete Google experience and without that, a phone based on Android is not really Android.

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Remember when we told you that Motorola was going to launch Android phones in China on its own? It was just after those infamous hackers' attacks pointed at China that we heard Google will not support Android in China.

Motorola decided to continue its Android plans even without Google official support and today we hear that it has signed an agreement with Microsoft according to which the later will bring its Bing search engine to Motorola Android handsets launched in China.


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In a move that pretty much surprised everyone in the business, Apple and Microsoft have apparently started talking about a possible joint venture. It would look like Apple doesn't want that many Google services on the iPhone anymore particularly because Google is the major threat to Apple's mobile business.

Therefore the two Steves, Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs and his Microsoft counterpart, Steve Ballmer might be working together against Google. Bine could replace Google Search on the iPhone and, at least temporarily, Redmond and Cupertino will become allies against a greater "evil."


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In case you forgot Microsoft has its own search engine. Bing has been available for quite a while now so if you're interested in a different search experience then you could ignore Google for a while and switch to Bing.

And Microsoft has decided to make Bing even more mobile friendly. That's an important move considering that more and more people are choosing smartphones instead of simple phones. The smartphones are used more and more for going online so mobile searches have become a daily habit.

The changes include finger-friendly buttons and even a movie finger which will let users browse for movies that are available in a cinema near them. Just go to m.bing.com from your smartphone in order to see Bing in action.


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Well folks, did you get the chance to check out Microsoft's search engine? Did you Bing anything lately or are you still Googling for stuff like in the good old days? If you want to spice up your Symbian life then you should get the Bing widget which is now available in the Ovi Store.


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Microsoft's own search engine, dubiously named Bing is apparently coming to the mobile world. It was only a matter of time until this happened since other search engines already offer different mobile search solutions.


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In an unprecedented move, Microsoft is now offering an impressive discount for those Bing users that want to purchase an iPhone 3G S. That's right, Microsoft is going to help you buy a phone from the competition for less.


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Microsoft new search Engine "Bing" has gone mobile in hopes you would switch from Googling it to "Banging" it....I mean't Binging it while you're mobile.
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