This is part of a regular series of posts on search experience updates that runs weekly. Look for the label This week in search and subscribe to the series. - Ed. In addition to language improvements this week, we released several other new features: Haitian Creole translation We've now added Haitian Creole (kreyòl ayisyen) translation to Google Translate , so that you can translate between Creole and 51 other languages, and also hear spoken versions of Creole translations.

by Mike Krumboltz Few things inspire Web searches quite like cute or mysterious animals. This week we had both. Off the coast of California, hundreds of giant squids stormed the beaches, much to the delight of fisherman. And on the East Coast, a couple of adorable pandas boarded a flight bound for their native China. Check out those stories, as well as a clip from the weirdest campaign ad in history. It's the Buzz Week in Review.

Microsoft and Facebook are expanding their mutual cooperation some more as announced on the Bing Search blog .  Specifically Microsoft will continue to provide Facebook users full access to Bing features through the Microsoft-powered Facebook search facility. So, soon instead of just giving set of links, Facebook will now provide richer answers as well as other tools to enable Facebook members make faster and smarter decisions. In addition,