The Internet has discovered what may very well be the best unintentional highlight of Bing Maps, a program we didn’t even know existed until today: According to the intelligence blog Cryptome, the ...

For all intents and purposes, Bing Maps Beta, which went live Wednesday, is uncannily similar to Google Maps, but distinguishes itself with a few innovative tweaks. For one, there's Bing's Streetside, ...

Many have scoffed at Bing's (MSFT) "decision engine" marketing, but the moniker is increasingly accurate in Bing Maps, if not elsewhere. In the last several months, the Google (GOOG) Maps rival has ...

You can now turn on a special layer in Bing Maps that displays maps from OpenStreetMap, Microsoft has announced. OpenStreetMap is an open source mapping project that keeps an editable map of the ...

A lot of the map and GPS apps that are out there today have traffic information on them. The challenge for those using the maps is knowing if the traffic data that the map is offering is correct.

Bing Maps moves beyond Silverlight and AJAX with the new native WPF Control, which enables you to build interactive tools for visualizing geographical data on the desktop. Released in January, version ...

Microsoft has set its sights on Google Maps, adding more than 165 terabytes of new satellite imagery to Bing Maps. This is the biggest ever data release for Bing Maps, which had 129TB of data at its ...

Bing has announced the addition of traffic cameras to their traffic maps on Bing Maps. Bing said they have added more than 35,000 traffic cameras across 11 different countries in Bing Maps. To see ...

This zinger sums up the current state of the search engine wars – if you can even call them that anymore – with Google crushing the competition, and Bing relegated to the roll of punch line. Problem ...

What happens when two mortal enemies meet on the streets of Minnesota? Apparently, only one side will want to remember the event. In a funny moment that can be seen on Google Maps and Bing Maps, image ...

What happens when two mortal enemies meet on the streets of Minnesota? Apparently, only one side will want to remember the event. In a funny moment that can be seen on Google Maps and Bing Maps, image ...