Bing is the clear winner here, "Can cats eat asparagus" produces a nice H2 "Yes" followed by "According to 2 sources", then two side by side paragraphs with the

Bing is the clear winner here, "Can cats eat asparagus" produces a nice H2 "Yes" followed by "According to 2 sources", then two side by side paragraphs with the "yes they can" and surrounding context right at the top of the results page. I'm honestly such a huge fan of the Bing widgets, every time I see a someone google search for something basic and need to dredge through all of the AdWords laden blogspam, while I know bing has a good widget in your face widget with the answer, I can't help but feel confused at all the "Bing bad Google good" rhetoric. Some of my favorites: Annual Weather charts: See chart with monthly breakdown of temperature & rainfall for any location along with record temps, days of rain, and configurable units; Google has something similar but it presents the first few rows of a table first, with a separate tab for charts, and then the charts don't have nearly as much data (avg hi/lo, inches of rain, hours of daylight (bing doesnt have hours of daylight, so +1 to google for that)) Random animal fact cards: Try Binging something like "marsupial", you get a beautiful hand-crafted info card. There isn't one for every animal, but it's clear thought goes into creating them and they always make me happy to see for whatever reason.