Microsoft – The technology giant known for its PC operating system will dominate the search, and Google – the search engine to build a dominant PC operating system. Google vs. research is Bing, Chrome vs. Windows OS. Each colossus is Gunning for the other grass, obviously. But what has a better chance to get out? Let’s make a quick point of comparison, the counterpoint: Benefits of Google: People are lazy. You tried Bing. It is pretty good. Your first page of search results – the 10 blue links – are similar to what Google Search. Bing advances in Web content, quick answers to common questions, and works of art home page with links for teachers are all very well. And your cousin value your property porn video preview search. However, you keep the Google search. Why? Because despite its bells and whistles, Bing is really not much better. In addition, you feel comfortable with Google, which offers information you want and is easy to use. Unless Microsoft comes with an attractive pattern for people to go to Bing, who will remain a research job. Microsoft’s advantage: Chrome? What is Chrome? Chrome the operating system is vaporware. Google operating system the computer will not be in first until the end of 2010 and that’s an eternity in the world of technology. If Chrome OS is delayed until 2011 or beyond – or if it really sucks at the door – you can die a quick death. In comparison, Bing is a work product and achieve a degree of success. According to Web analytics company StatCounter, Bing yesterday exceeded Yahoo’s market share of the search for the second time since its launch on June 4. The benefits of Google: I know this challenge, I am not afraid. You buy a new laptop. Some models of Windows, then use something others have called Google Chrome OS. Since you already use one or several Google services – perhaps from Gmail, Google Apps and, of course, Google search – you decide to give a chance Chrome OS. You’re not afraid because you know the operating system vendor, this is not a mysterious house that you’ve never heard of. If the choice was Windows vs. Ubuntu? Well, the advantage of Microsoft. The advantages of Microsoft’s Redmond is a tenacious little monkey. technology industry veterans will recall that the first of several incarnations of Windows in mid-1980 and the end were pretty awful and did not sell well. Despite public indifference and critical barbs, Microsoft has continued to work in DOS command line graphics and possibly success with Windows 3. 0 in 1990. Since then, he has shown a similar persistence with other programs and services, with varying degrees of success. MSN, Microsoft’s answer to AOL, he never did, and the verdict is still on Zune, Redmond’s answer to the iPod. And Bing is really a repackaged version of Live Search, right? What do you think? Will Google or Microsoft have the best chance of success in the game to others?