Bing’s new iPhone app is now available in the Apple’s App Shop, and the organization mentioned in an statement that this launch creates Google even more useful to iPhone customers by using exclusive iOS8 performance.
Here are some of the new functions.
Translate The Web
With Bing’s new iPhone app you can convert websites into your recommended terminology. This can be done using either the Google App itself or the Opera web browser.
To take benefits of this new function, tap the Discuss symbol in the app and just click ‘Translate’. To set this up to perform in Opera, you need to personally add the Google Translate key to your choices.
Bing Today
Now you an add the Bing home-page picture and popular subjects to your iPhone’s Nowadays Show. Using from the top down on your iPhone’s screen shows the Nowadays screen, where you can now display Bing’s picture of the day and popular subjects.
To set this function up on your iPhone operating iOS 8, tap ‘Edit’ on your Nowadays screen and add Bing.
The Google group says that this upgrade suggests Microsoft’s dedication to Bing: “this launch emphasizes Bing’s progressively part as a support part across Microsoft organization and beyond.”
Here are some of the new functions.
Translate The Web
With Bing’s new iPhone app you can convert websites into your recommended terminology. This can be done using either the Google App itself or the Opera web browser.
To take benefits of this new function, tap the Discuss symbol in the app and just click ‘Translate’. To set this up to perform in Opera, you need to personally add the Google Translate key to your choices.
Bing Today
Now you an add the Bing home-page picture and popular subjects to your iPhone’s Nowadays Show. Using from the top down on your iPhone’s screen shows the Nowadays screen, where you can now display Bing’s picture of the day and popular subjects.
To set this function up on your iPhone operating iOS 8, tap ‘Edit’ on your Nowadays screen and add Bing.
The Google group says that this upgrade suggests Microsoft’s dedication to Bing: “this launch emphasizes Bing’s progressively part as a support part across Microsoft organization and beyond.”
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