If you’ve already used the new Bing on a desktop computer, then the experience will seem mostly familiar to you (and if you haven’t, here’s how to get Bing with ChatGPT access).

Recently, Microsoft has introduced voice chat for the new Bing on desktop devices, which was previously available only on mobile. To use this feature, click on the microphone icon in the Bing Chat ...

The new Bing Wallpaper app released by Microsoft for Windows 11/10 brings some of the world’s finest surroundings right to your Desktop. If you like Bing.com’s background images and download ...

According to the official Microsoft Bing blog: “We know many of you love using voice input for chat on Mobile. It’s now also available on desktop by clicking on the microphone icon in the Bing ...

Bing Chat's desktop interface now supports voice inputs. That means you can click on the microphone icon in the search box and speak your question.

Microsoft has begun tying together Bing's AI chat in mobile and across the desktop, adding Knowledge Cards, integrated video, and more. You should see them this week.

The Bing icon on the bottom of the app will start a chat session, where you can start interacting with the bot immediately. ... The Bing chatbot -- both on desktop and mobile, ...

Bing Chat now supports voice chat from the desktop version of the interface. That means you can click on the microphone icon in the input box and speak your question to Bing Chat. What it looks like.

Open Bing.com. In the bottom right part of the screen, click on the ‘Map’ icon. Some information about the image will pop up. You will be able to share it on Facebook, Twitter or Skype.

You can now talk to Bing on desktop, and it can even read its replies to you out loud. Microsoft has rolled out voice support for the search engine's chatbot on Edge for PCs, which is powered by ...

Tapping the Bing icon at the bottom will invoke a chat session, where you can engage in all the same ways you can from the desktop. Ask simple or complex questions and receive answers and citations.

Two weeks back, Microsft revealed the ChatGPT-powered Bing Search and Edge browser experience on desktop. Since then, the company has welcomed one million people in 169 countries off the waitlist ...