We’re 24 hours into the Bing era—i.e. the era of Microsoft’s new search engine. (It’s called Bing!) And even though the public doesn’t have access to the service yet, a lot of tech writers do, and their reviews are in—and excerpted below. Be ready for the product to launch—it’ll be available to everyone by June 3—and for Microsoft’s ad campaign, which will feature people who babble endlessly as a result of Google search result overload. (Bing, by contrast, filters the results to the stuff you need.)

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We finally got the comments section fixed.  We had just noticed it was broken a couple of days ago.  We were wondering why we hadn’t had any comments in a while.  Also be sure to checkout the new G Whiz PC Repair Website.  www.gwhizpc.com

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Warning: It appears that a worm has hit Twitter-the tweet will say “Best Video” with a link to “http://juste.ru.” If you see this in a tweet, do not click on the link. It’s unclear exactly how the worm is spreading. But from the look of Tweets about the virus, if you click on the link, you account could be compromised and spammed.

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Yahoo’s CEO said Wednesday she was open to discussing a Microsoft acquisition, provided the deal were sweet.

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A sucker buys a new PC at the first signs of a slowdown. A savvy power user gives his aged PC a fighting chance for redemption. From tweaking your OS to compressing files to overclocking your videocard or CPU, there are plenty of ways to tune up a computer, and none require a trip to Bob’s House of New PCs. Follow along this step-by-step as we show you 21 of our favorite techniques for making a PC better, stronger, and faster — for free. These essential tweaks and tune-ups range from common-sense caretaking measures to practical adjustments that you’d be foolish to ignore. Combined, they release your PC’s untapped potential and breathe new life into your system.

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