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If the author searched for John Hancock Center on Bing (which is the actual name, not the John Hancock Building), he would have not only got the right building,
by kenjackson 14y ago
If the author searched for John Hancock Center on Bing (which is the actual name, not the John Hancock Building), he would have not only got the right building, but he would have gotten Venue Maps for the inside of the building.
As someone else noted... he doens't use the term "John Hancock Building" or "John Hancock Center" consistently, which you can see from the screenshots.
He used "Building" for Bing and Mapquest (neither found it). He uses the term "Center" for Waze, Google, and Nokia (they all found it).
I'd suggest the author use the same search term for all tests if he wants to draw reasonable conclusions.
- muzzamike 14y agoWhile I agree the author should use the same search terms for each test (which he very well may have), Bing should still be capable of finding the "John Hancock Center" with a search for the "John Hancock Building". A quick check verifies that Google Maps recognized both. It's little things like these that make the experience less painful.
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