Onomatopoeic? Works for me if it's meant to be that way.nodnirG kraM wrote:What the hell sort of a name is Bing!?
It's All In The Name
Bing is easy to remember, says Mr Krichefski, but also has the added benefit of giving users a sense of speed.nodnirG kraM wrote:What the hell sort of a name is Bing!?
"It sounds fast - I think that has value. If you think about it, search engines are not content providers they are facilitators. You use them as a fast way of getting you what you need.
"In that way Bing is probably successful."
From http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8082647.stm.
I quite like it actually. Simple, easy to remember.
Are you sure? Because the packaging for Dairy Milk with Caramel has only just changed to make the Caramel much more dominate, but it still retains the words Cadbury's Dairy Milk.Alexia wrote:Imminently, apparently.Philip wrote:It changed back?Alexia wrote:Caramel > Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel > Caramel

It looks much nicer in my opinion.
Why? Well we all know that 'the new Plenty name was chosen as it is a great way of reminding people about how versatile the UK's leading household towel is! The new name is a great chance for us to give Plenty a boost and show our customers just how useful it can be when used in and around the home - from mopping up spills in the kitchen or car, to cleaning the bathroom, or even as a handy napkin for picnics and BBQs. Whilst the name is changing, you can be sure that Plenty will still deliver excellent performance and value for money, with the same great strength and absorbency that people rely on.'