Microsoft says Bing not all verizonandroid machine default search

Beijing time September 10 morning news, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft will be Bing (Bing) as the default search engine pre-installed on a large number of Verizon Android smartphone, but not all of the company's Android phone. It was previously reported that all Android smartphones run by Verizon, the largest mobile operator in the United States, will use Bing as the default search engine. Microsoft finally responded: "In the next few months, Verizon will launch some of Bing's new Android phones, but Microsoft and Verizon signed the Android equipment cooperation agreement is not exclusive agreement." "In the first half of 2009, Microsoft signed a 5-year mobile search cooperation agreement with Verizon.　　Under the agreement, Bing will be the default search engine for a variety of Android handsets. The impact on Google's mobile advertising business is limited, as Microsoft's wireless collaboration with Verizon is not exclusive, it is noted. However, because it cannot be the default search engine, even if it is a system of its own development, it also needs to take on the risk of "openness". (Yan Fei)