Microsoft has launched the Bing AI search engine and Edge web browser for smartphones. This will enable your smartphone to enhance AI-powered chat and voice features completely.
In a post on the Microsoft blog, the company revealed the launch of the Edge web browser and Bing search engine with AI-powered chat and voice capabilities.
Microsoft has upgraded Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Bing with AI technology. More than 169 million users are already finding this update useful.
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| Microsoft AI-Powered Bing Search and Edge Browser on Mobile, and Skype: eAskme |
Microsoft AI-Powered Bing Search and Edge Browser on Mobile, and Skype:
After getting all the positive feedback from worldwide users and a 71% positive response from testers, Microsoft is now bringing AI-powered chat and voice to smartphones with apps like skype and the new Bing app.
You can use the Bing app to ask questions; the result will display citations with answers.
You also can choose how you want to receive the answer, such as;
- Simplified response
- Text
- Bullet points
Bing and Edge Going Mobile:
You can download the updated AI-powered Bing mobile app from Android or iOS stores.
Microsoft has also updated the features and look of these apps. For example, you can ask simple and complex questions with the new Bing App.
The unique feature is the option to choose how you want to display answers.
You also have the AI-powered voice feature to ask questions and get answers.
During the preview, you can also access the Bing experience on the updated Microsoft Edge app homepage.
Bing is on Skype:
Microsoft has launched AI-powered Bing for Skype for its 36 million users.
AI-powered Bing for Skype offers new capabilities and scenarios.
For example, you can add Bing search to the chat group and ask questions to share information with the whole group.
It will help you share information that is valuable for every user. For example, you can share travel destinations, menus, interesting events, wedding planners, etc.
The result will display according to your settings.
Conclusion:
Microsoft’s launch of AI-powered Bing and Edge on mobile devices explains that other apps will also have Bing AI search and AI-powered edge features in the coming days.
It is good to watch what will be Microsoft’s next launch and move on to AI.
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