osoft Bing Chat now available on mobile devices for voice search
Microsoft now offers the new Bing AI chat experience on mobile, both for iOS and Android via the Bing mobile application and Edge mobile app browser. This will also allow you to search Bing Chat using your mobile phone’s voice.
Microsoft “is beginning to roll out the incredible capabilities the new Bing Edge and Edge on your smartphone together with some exciting new features such as voice input,” wrote Yusuf Mehdi (Corporate Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft).
It looks like. It is not available on my Edge mobile app or Bing. I can access it on Edge for Mac. Here is a Microsoft screenshot of the chat experience.
Mobile apps. Microsoft stated that the Bing mobile app is available on iOS and Android. I tried it again, it did not work for me. I asked Microsoft why, but it may be too early. I made sure that the Bing iOS app was the most current version.
Clicking the Bing icon at bottom will open a chat session where you can interact in the same way you can from your desktop. Ask complex or simple questions, and get answers and citations. Microsoft suggested that you choose how you would like your answers to be displayed: bullet points, text, or simplified responses.”
Voice search. Microsoft previews voice search.
The company stated that those with access to the preview will also be able to use the new Bing experience directly from the Microsoft Edge mobile application’s homepage.
Why we care. Chat-based search’s true power lies in the way people interact with it via voice. That is what excites and excite me most about chat-based searches. It is here, and we can play with it soon, I hope.
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