Bing's Reference page displays information from Wikipedia and Freebase, and also provides detail about its daily image.Looking for more information about the image that Microsoft's Bing search engine uses every day? You can now find it and more on Bing's Reference home page, which also contains facts about this day in history, a list of people in the news, and sample searches.From the Reference page you can perform searches that pull information from Wikipedia, and in some cases also from the Freebase open database. ...Read more at MalekTips.

How far did a grand slam ball fly? Find out with Hit Tracker.Curious how far that two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth went into the stands? Is your favorite slugger only hitting long balls in baseball parks with short right field lines, or is no stadium safe? Consider Hit Tracker, which uses "atmospheric information and observation data, and gives as an output the true distance that the home run traveled, along with the initial speed of the hit off the bat and the precise angles at which the ball left the bat." All types of related information can be found, broken down by season and playoffs for the last few years. View the top distance by batter, see the speed baseballs came off the bat, and display home run stats by league and player. For a particular player, display "true" landing spots plotted on a graph. There are also links to top plays on external sites if you want to see video....Read more at MalekTips.

Will it rain? Snow? Or are sunny days predicted? Display weather reports for the U.S. and selected cities around the world from within the Google search engine.Instead of visiting other weather search sites, you can display weather reports for the U.S. and selected cities around the world directly in Google. Google displays the current temperature, conditions, humidity, wind speed and direction, and a four-day forecast with graphics.Next to the weather report is a link allowing you to add the forecast to your iGoogle page. Plus, underneath U.S. weather reports you will find links to external sites such as AccuWeather, The Weather Channel, and Weather Underground, offering more detailed weather forecasts and radars if desired....Read more at MalekTips.