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Apple bringing Bing to the iPhone?

- 1/20/2010 10:36

In the world of cell phone news, Microsoft and Apple are having talks. The talks are about dropping Google as the default search on Apple's popular handset, the iPhone. According to BusinessWeek's sources are correct, this shows that the two companies, Apple and Google, are in a competition with each other, and it's a good one. It's funny to see these two tech giants use an old softy company like Microsoft, as a pawn in their war. Both of these companies have been recently making moves, and will continue to try and get a foot hold on the market. Both of them have extremely intelligent people on staff, which will make the battle even better. Stay tuned to see if Bing is put in place of Google, for the iPhones search engine. [Via BusinessWeek]

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