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"  My latest discovery on Bing, Microsoft&amp;#039;s search engine which was first introduced in May, is visual search. It associates images with text, which in a recent Microsoft study, showed that it helps people get the desired content 40% more quickly.  This is a great tool, especially when you experience a temporary memory lapse. Just the other night I was trying to remember the name of a movie I want to see. I knew it featured Ben Affleck&amp;#039;s wife and the guy who wrote the British version of The Office. Knowing what the two of them looked like wouldn&amp;#039;t normally be a help, but with visual search it led me right to the information I wanted. I went to the Movies in Theaters tab and then looked through pictures of movies currently in theaters. Voila! I found my movie - The Invention of Lying, starring Jennifer Garner and Ricky Gervais.  Bing has many useful visual search categories, including HDTVs, digital cameras, and cell phones - because let&amp;#039;s face it, who can remember all the different Blackberry names or TV models without a little visual help. While right now Visual Search is still in Beta, within the next few months you can expect to see a lot more growth. The tool will be integrated into travel and shopping, so if you find a bag in a store and want to check competitive pricing, but forgot the name of the pocketbook, you can use this resource. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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