As you can see in the screenshots above, Apple removed the Google button from Safari keyboard and replaced it with a general “Search” button. This might be a small detail but, remember that there were rumors about a possible implementation of Bing – Microsoft’s search engine.
As you can see in the screenshots above, Apple removed the Google button from Safari keyboard and replaced it with a general “Search” button. This might be a small detail but, remember that there were rumors about a possible implementation of Bing – Microsoft’s search engine. The interesting thing is that nobody noticed this change, except iLounge , which makes you wonder how many users actually give a f*@k about the default search engine on their iDevices…
Apple is in talks with Microsoft to replace Google as the default search engine on its iPhone, according to two people familiar with the matter.
After discussing the Apple/Google mobile space rivalry , we get hit by another a rumor : Apple will make Bing the default search engine on the iPhone.
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Search for nearby locations, restaurants, points of interest — you name it! All using the power of Bing local search. Discover photographs taken and geotagged by Flickr users in the area. Find and engage with people on Twitter in your area – all just by looking around like you normally would!
My guess is that you noticed by now, that we do not talk to much about apps here on FSMdotCOM. Reason is simple: there are a gazillion of sites doing the same thing. Do we really need another one? I think there are much more important thing that we need to focus on.
But there is something that really excites us and that is augmented reality. And today we’re going to talk about robotvision, an augmented reality browser for iPhone 3Gs.
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