TechCrunch is reporting that Microsoft's decision engine Bing has decisively leapfrogged Yahoo! search traffic for the second time (post all the what's-a-Bing? search traffic just after launch). 12.9 percent, says StatCounter.com. What a horse race! It's like Mountain Dew battling it out with Dr. Pepper! Bing's boost is suspiciously close to the appearance of NYT tech-guy David Pogue's "Bing, the Imitator, Often Goes Google One Better," which says Bing can save you a few clicks. Yahoo! aside, mighty Google dipped about three percent, to 75 percent of search traffic. No benchmarks were provided on which surfaces more free HD pr0n. more ›

In case you missed it or were just confused, the racket from the helicopters circling around the Space Needle last night was caused by the the giant light beam celebrating the launch of Microsoft's new decision engine, Bing. more ›

Attempting to compete with the wide world of Google search, this morning Microsoft introduced their newest (overhauled) search engine, Bing. The new engine has been designed as a "decision engine," to help navigate through the ridiculous amounts of trash we have cluttering the Internetz and provide a more productive and highly organized Internet search experience, as fast as computer-ly possible. The new search-a-roo, at www.bing.com is expected to be live on June 3. more ›