It seems that Url Shorten trend is growing in very speedy way. First Google Launched Goo.gl after that bit.ly announced another feature named as bit.ly Pro, Facebook also launched Fb.me and now the latest is that Microsoft Bing enters in Url Shorten Business.

Binged.it has able to turn long bits of Urls an easily manageable URL and some Microsoft employs have already begun to use this service for tweets and posts from their blogs.

However its quite interesting that binged.it is longer than most shortening services out there. Just Like Google Url Shorten service Goo.gl has Five Characters, bit,ly have five characters and Facebook fb.me has four characters.

It seems that this particular service is now open to Microsoft employees for blogs and tweets, Bing still use bit.ly for url shorten.

Right now bing.it and Binged.it has been redirected to Bing.com and it is possible that we may seen this service in future.