Bing, flush with a strong launch in the search market, has come out with a Twitter search engine.
First impression: I don’t like it because it’s not solely a Twitter search engine but a combo-search engine that produces results for the Web and Twitter.
Rather than Twitter search results being front and centre, they appear on a left-hand sidebar that constantly scrolls, which is distracting.
If Bing wants to get into Twitter, it should get into Twitter rather than trying to do the Web and Twitter.
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Bing Launches Twitter Search Engine
Bing, flush with a strong launch in the search market, has come out with a Twitter search engine.
First impression: I don’t like it because it’s not solely a Twitter search engine but a combo-search engine that produces results for the Web and Twitter.
Rather than Twitter search results being front and centre, they appear on a left-hand sidebar that constantly scrolls, which is distracting.
If Bing wants to get into Twitter, it should get into Twitter rather than trying to do the Web and Twitter.
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