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> I almost can feel when Google will be better than Bing and vice-versa. Can you please share some of those incites? I never use bing but have had trouble with

• kenjackson 16y ago
  In general I feel like this... the more info I have the better Google will be. The less info I have the better Bing will be. This isn't a hard and fast rule, but it tends to feel that way. Like I did a search for "c# async video", looking for this video I saw before with Anders talking about Async. Bing gets the video I'm looking for as the second link. Google doesn't have it in the first few pages (didn't look any further). Adding "Anders" to the search doesn't seem to help Google. But then adding "Anders channel9" got it to the top of the list. Unfortunately for you, I think finding home appliance manuals is something that I "feel" will be better on Google. Because you typically have very specific info (model number, brand, etc..). Bing is great when I know what I'm looking for, but don't have details on it. I like Google when I'm looking for something obscure, but I have detailed info on it. With that said, my hunch is even less scientific than this article.