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When you ask someone what time is it, you normally don't have to second guess them. But when it comes to asking Google, Yahoo, Bing or Ask.com what time is it, you have to second guess them.
If you search [bangladesh time] at the four search engines, you will have Google and Yahoo telling you one time, while Bing.com and Ask.com telling you a different time. Who do you believe?
Google & Yahoo:
Bing & Ask.com:
So who is right?
Forum discussion at Google Web Search Help.
Comments:
Robert
01/08/2010 01:21 pm
Ask. :P I've pretty much always accepted that Ask gets info right. But I'm biased. Guess you'd have to know which are running from your clock vs the server.
zahid rashid
01/08/2010 03:29 pm
Huh! I thought google would have the right answer. Bing actually has the right answer. Bangladesh government adjusted the clock back by an hour on December 31st of 2009. Kudos to Bing for getting it right :) Google better keep up.
Lewy
01/08/2010 03:41 pm
Its not even a slight error two of them are definately wrong, theres an hour difference!
John
01/08/2010 05:15 pm
Trust Google maps, not Google search. Of course Ask is correct, they are a direct Q&A site.
Ragib Hasan
01/08/2010 08:58 pm
Bing and Ask are correct. Bangladesh (finally) ended its DST on 11:59pm December 31, 2009. Since the country is GMT+6, the time shown by Ask and Bing is correct. Google and Yahoo! are yet to update their information, apparently.
tamal roy
01/09/2010 03:12 pm
yes Bangladesh (finally) ended its DST on 11:59pm December 31, 2009.now bangladesh standerd gmt time is GMT+6.