Microsoft has overtaken Yahoo in search for the number two spot in the United States according to comScore. Bing accounted for 15.1 percent of searches in December; Yahoo brought in just 14 percent. However, Google continues to on top with 65.9 percent of search queries conducted in December, up 0.5 percent from November.
Rounding out the top five were Ask Network and AOL, hanging steady with 2.9 percent and 1.6 percent of search queries respectively.
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Ian is the former Editor-in-Chief of WindowsObserver.com.
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I agree with you Alex and I believe it will only rise. The inclusion of the daily pictures and HTML5 presentations are really a great way to keep people coming back as well. Thanks for the comments – Ian
Great to see an amazing product rise in the market share usage.
Bing is such an excellent service, very clean looking and relevant.