Bing Goes The iPhone

Steve Jobs, still on stage at WWDC 2010, the Apple developer event, just announced that Bing will now be a search choice for the iPhone — as it should be. Google remains the “default” option on Safari. But Bing now becomes the third search option after Google and Yahoo (soon to be Bing too): Photo […]

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Steve Jobs, still on stage at WWDC 2010, the Apple developer event, just announced that Bing will now be a search choice for the iPhone — as it should be.

Google remains the “default” option on Safari. But Bing now becomes the third search option after Google and Yahoo (soon to be Bing too):

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Photo credit: gdgt

Postscript: I wasn’t in attendance at WWDC 2010; however John Gruber, who writes Daring Fireball, was. Here’s something interesting that he observed after the keynote:

Google remains the default search engine in iOS 4, but on all the demo phones in the hands-on area for the media, the search engine was set to Bing.


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Greg Sterling
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Greg Sterling is a Contributing Editor to Search Engine Land, a member of the programming team for SMX events and the VP, Market Insights at Uberall.

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