Microsoft Employees Tweet Bing 2.0 Excitement
Bing 2.0 could hit the web as early as next week, according to tweets from Microsoft employees.
ZDNet reports that Microsoft employees currently in Seattle for the company's annual meeting are all tweeting about Bing 2.0, which is coming 'this month.' One staffer in attendance even went as far as to say we'll see the next version of Bing next week.
“BING 2.0 terrific !! watch out guys ! bing + silverlight in maps = amazing !! goodbye google” read one tweet.
Another employee tweeted Microsoft's plans to add new features to maps: “Bing 2.0, out this month, has some exciting new features. Imagine seeing maps plus pics from the neighborhood of a restaurant to try. “
Despite its oh so lame jingle and the fact that Microsoft insists on calling it a "decision making engine," a lot of people actually quite like Bing. While there's not a whole lot to go on aside from a ballpark for the launch, those of you who've made the change from Google to Bing can look forward to Silverlight in maps as well among other things.
How many of you are regular Bing users? Let us know in the comments below.

Doesnt google call that streetview?
Doesnt google call that streetview?
With Opera 10 out (something not reported by Tom's, but we get plenty of updates on Firefox betas), I'm hoping support will soon come from Microsoft.
@NegativeX -- I agree with you. Bing's results seem to be smarter or more relevant, but I still use Google for a lot of things.
automatically update information on the maps, so that when i google stuff I don't get vacant store locations when I arrive?
Silverlight seems to be the alternative to Flash, minus all the annoying virus-fix updates
*One week from now*
Wow... I didn't even need to type the words brazilian fart porn for it to know that's exactly what I wanted.