The new update will allow iPhone users to easily access apps if they are using the Bing search app. The update will also help users by handing out information that are relevant to the users’ search query.
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According to an “insider”, the app is tied to an Apple ID and will automatically list all of the devices that each person owns, giving them direct access to pre-defined troubleshooting problems, much like Apple’s support site does now.
The announcement of the new Bing app came with no mention of a version for Android users.
Just remember: You can’t recommend them to your friends with iPhones.
I could go on and on about how absolutely terrible this update is, whoever designed it should seriously have their position filled by someone who’s a little more competent because this app is really bad now! This is Rev. 1 so please download it, use it and tell us what you like and dont like and we will improve the product based on our internal road map and your thoughtful suggestions.
Microsoft says that the app has received complete makeover and touts, “Welcome to a new Bing”. However, “if you used your mobile phone to search for a restaurant, the results you’d get were for the mobile Web, not the Yelp or OpenTable mobile apps already on your phone”.
But with app streaming, Google hopes to bring these tasks, which were previously more effectively done on a desktop, into the mobile ecosystem, he said. You need to type their name in its entirety now in order to MAYBE get their account to pop up among the 5000 others of a similar name.
The great thing about this Chinese poker app, iPhone and Android users can play against each other across platforms. The company’s app shows last-minute hotel deals.
This lets people try the app and use it as if it were installed, said Ms Lin.
If there’s anything more stressful than shopping for Christmas presents, it’s doing your shopping on Black Friday. The company is also now hard at work on the iPhone version of the App.
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