Microsoft launched Live Search news following Google's example

Google and Baidu all have their own news services, and they have been running for a long time. The Windows Live Search team has now launched a Live Search "news" service.

Click to see a series of news. The capture time is about 1-2 hours.

Some media revealed that Microsoft has launched its own Live Search News Service, following the footsteps of its competitor Google's Google Information Service. With Microsoft's Live Search news, you can find the relevant news and reports you want. Currently, Live Search news looks more like a simplified version of Google News. However, the page layout of Live Search news is more beautiful and closer to users.

There is an orange major news status bar at the top of the live search news page. However, this status bar is only displayed when there is major news. In addition, these major news are only provided by Microsoft's National Broadcasting Corporation (MSNBC), and major news are not automatically generated dynamically.

In addition, Microsoft does not provide a specific number of message sources in Live Search news, which is much less than Google's 4,500 message sources. Compared with Live Search news, Google provides more customization and reminder options.

Access: Windows Live Search news

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In the past, there were similar cases:

After Google,
Microsoft's graphic search engine has also begun to include face and portrait search features. Now you can enter "filter: Face" or "filter: Portrait" in the search box, such
Larry Page filter: Portrait, the search engine uses the facial recognition algorithm to determine whether the image contains a face.
The result of Larry Page's face.
Google also added a similar feature in May. Currently, users can access this feature through the advanced search interface. And
Unlike Windows Live Search, Google searches for pages containing accurate names. In contrast, the first result of Microsoft Live Search is Oracle
Larry Ellison, the Third British football player, Larry Lloyd, and only the seventh is the correct answer-Google's Larry Page.