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Wish they'd check it before announcing it.

And this is better than Google because, uh, why?
Seems like a clone, but without the chance of a funny title GIF on holidays.

Hey Chris, just wanted to say hey and i'm glad you're doing well! i read ur blog everyday. and if microsoft does come out with a decent search, i don' t think i would use it anyway. google always pwns in my heart! http://louiesblog.blogspot.com

I doubt MS will overtake Google, but they can try.

The old MSN search produces better results than this desperate attempt at preventing Google.com from getting too superior.
And a blog, just like Google? What's with the “we have been listening to what you've had to say about our TechPreview”? Since when has Microsoft given a damn about what people want? Only when there's something to gain from it, that's the answer.
Usually Microsoft has an “I don't care what you 'want'” attitude, or a dismissive “Everybody is happy with what we offer, they don't want anything better” attitude, such as this:
http://news.com.com/Microsoft+says+Firefox+not+a+threat+to+IE/2100-1032_3-5448719.html
“I don't believe it is a true statement that IE doesn't have the features that our customers want,” he said. “We take user feedback very seriously. If you have that feedback, then you should feed it back to us because we will feed it to the product team.”
What a pile of crap. I know many people who would never part from Windows or IE, but they would love many of the features that other browsers have. I'm sure that Mr. Pirillo here would acknowledge that.

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