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It’s expected that Microsoft’s search engine rebrand will soon make its official debut.
The official announcement for Kumo is expected to come at the D: All Things Digital Conference next week, where CEO Steve Ballmer is currently scheduled to appear onstage.
With the rebranding Microsoft hopes to gain a new foothold in the search engine market that they currently only have an 8.2 percent market share in. They’ve got some pretty stiff competition as well, considering that Google’s search engine market share is a whopping 64.2 percent.
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MacimumPC
May 22, 2009 at 10:06pm
Microsoft can't compete in this arena. I'm not even sure why they have this service. Just cut your losses and move on, MS. It has next to no market share and nobody in the history of search engines has ever said, "yeah, I read it online...just Windows Live-it". Microsoft is like Apple in terms of search engine market share...that is to say that they're at the bottom, but there's plenty of room to grow and gain market share. The difference is that while nobody used Windows Live (and I'm gonna predict that nobody will use Kumo, either), Apple is successful (whether you like it or not). Try something else, MS.
MeTo
May 22, 2009 at 9:28pm
All i use is Google search and that is all thats needed for me. I am tired of everybody trying to get you to use there search feature.
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comptech08
May 22, 2009 at 3:01pm
I have never used live search, and i prolly never going to use kumo.
