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Desperate Microsoft Will Pay $1,000,000 to Someone Who Actually Uses Bing
Microsoft is offering the chance to win $1,000,000. Such is the tech giant's desperate attempt to not have its search engine play an extremely distant second fiddle to Google. There's not only a main prize of a million bucks up for
Microsoft wants you to use Bing *so much* that it might give you $1,000,000 to do so — if you make the switch from Google
Microsoft Rewards asks if you want to win a million dollars for a minimal amount of effort. If so? Look no further.
Microsoft Wants You To Switch To Bing So Badly It’s Offering Up A $1 Million Prize
It would be kind of funny if Google countered with a $2 million sweepstakes, though it hardly needs to worry about Bing at the moment. According to the latest audit by StatCounter, Google's search engine dominates with an 89.33% share, versus Bing at a distinct second place with just 4.15%.
Microsoft is offering a $1 million reward for dropping what browser?
Microsoft really, really wants people to ditch the Google search engine for its proprietary offering, Bing. So much so, in fact, that it’s putting $1 million on the table for anyone willing to do it.
How to stop Google Chrome redirecting to Microsoft Bing
If Chrome redirects you to Microsoft Bing instead of Google Search when you're looking up something, we have a solution.
Microsoft has reached $1M giveaway levels of desperation to attract users to Bing
Stuffing it full of AI hasn't helped, so let's try financial incentives We're not saying Microsoft is desperate for people to use Bing, but a $1 million sweepstakes that grants entries to users of the search engine sure quacks like a duck.
You Could Win $1,000,000, but You Have to Use Bing
One person can win the million dollar jackpot and ten additional winners will receive $10,000 for just using Bing.
Microsoft Rewards offers $1 million grand prize in latest sweepstakes to users of Bing, Edge
Microsoft recently notified Microsoft Rewards users about an exciting new promotion. The "Ultimate Giveaway" includes a ...
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Microsoft's latest bribe to use Edge or Bing is a prize of $1,000,000 in new sweepstake
New sweepstake program offers a cool million bucks to one lucky winner who uses Microsoft's products, and there's a bunch of ...
‘Windows Intelligence’: Microsoft might be rebranding its Windows AI tools
Microsoft has up until now been using the name “Copilot” for over a year to identify its suite of AI-powered tools and ...
OpenAI takes on Google, Microsoft with own ChatGPT search engine SearchGPT
OpenAI has partnered with a number of news organizations so its search engine will be able to pull from these companies’ ...
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Bing’s Alternative Google Calendar: What You Need to Know Now
Microsoft Outlook Calendar stands out as a comprehensive alternative to Google Calendar. Here are some key features and benefits: ...
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Microsoft AI CEO says Bing has unshipped 27 features to remove complexities from the search engine: “Simplicity is one of the core principles I am focused on”
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman recently announced the Bing team is unshipping 27 features to simplify the search engine. The CEO didn't specify the features being removed from the platform.
Microsoft Weekly: $30 to keep Windows 10 alive, Recall recalled again, and more0 0
Recalled Recall, $30 for Windows 10 updates, new Windows bugs, and more stories in this week's Microsoft Weekly news recap.