HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Watch out Google. Microsoft is going big.

The company is going all out with a new advertising blitz about its new search engine -- Bing.com.

Microsoft is reportedly spending up to $100 million to get the word out about Bing.com.

To start off the promotion, online video hub, Hulu, presents a fake show billed as a bing-a-thon, where viewers will see an hour long advertisement about the new search engine. And while sitting at the computer for an hour isn't fun, it does pay off. Get this -- as a reward, viewers who watch the sixty minute show will get to view movies on Hulu without commercial interruption.

Commercials for Bing.com are also now airing on network television.
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If you were like me, yesterday you were glued to your favorite tech blog anxiously hitting refresh to get the glimpse of the new iPhone 3GS.

Apple showed off its shiny new toy yesterday at its world wide developers conference.

But while the phone wowed people in the crowd, folks on line have started to grumble. The problem -- tethering on the phone.

For those who don't know, tethering is just a way for users to hook up their iPhone to a laptop for an internet connection. Apple did not announce any tethering plans from AT&T at the conference, but AT&T since announced its in the process of releasing a pricing plan.

The rumor is it will cost $70/month for an unlimited plan. Ouch!

Let's just hope it really is a rumor.