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You missed part of the argument: "But it’s very unlikely it figured this out from Google, given that for the misspelling, Google doesn’t auto-correct the word
by jeroen 16y ago
You missed part of the argument:
"But it’s very unlikely it figured this out from Google, given that for the misspelling, Google doesn’t auto-correct the word nor provide the same answer."
Bing's nr 1 result is not in Google's results at all.
- moultano 16y agoGoogle has the spell correction. Microsoft could certainly be harvesting that data directly. (Which appears to be what they are doing on that query.)
- indyank 16y agoVery true...they might be doing this as part of their "cost cutting" exercises.Hasheem had mentioned this and I am not sure what made him to mention "cost cutting" in that panel discussion where Matt and Blekko CEO participated.