Microsoft brings Bing’s AI-capabilities to Swiftkey, Skype and Start app on mobile – Times of India
Microsoft has announced new ways to experience the new AI-powered Bing on mobile apps. The company, after bringing Bing and AI copilot to several of its apps and services, it is not extending the feature to mobile apps as well. This includes new integration with SwiftKey, improved integration across Bing, Skype, Microsoft Start and Edge apps. The company says that the updates will make communication and collaboration with friends easier and fun.
Microsoft brings AI to Swiftkey
Microsoft has updated the Swiftkey keyboard app with new Bing integration that allows users to directly access Bing right from the keyboard via Swiftkey. Microsoft has integrated Bing into SwiftKey in three ways – Chat, Tone and Search. Users will see a new Bing icon above the keyboard. The latest update is rolling out to all users starting today and it will be available to download via Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Chat: With chat feature, users can access the new Bing on the go for more detailed queries. According to the company, it can help users get jokes and clever pun or get information about a local restaurant, plan a trip, etc.
Tone: The tone feature allows users to communicate more effectively using AI to customise their in-progress text to fit any situation. It can help users formulate emails in the right tone or it even applies to a normal conversation. It can also help users generate a post text with tones to make the words sound more professional, casual, polite or concise enough for a social post.
Search: The search functionality lets users quickly search the web from the keyboard, without switching apps.
Bing App gets improved translation feature
The translator functionality in the mobile Bing app now offers alternative masculine and feminine translations when translating from English to Spanish, French, or Italian. This feature allows users to choose the gendered translation that best fits their context and is helpful for well-intentioned speakers of all proficiency levels.
Skype gets Bing access in group chats
The latest updates bring Bing in Skype group chats. This allows every participant of the group to access Bing in the context of the ongoing conversation. Microsoft has clarified that only one person in the group needs to have access to the preview. The new feature is available in all markets now where the new Bing is available.
Microsoft Start gets new Bing integration
Microsoft has also integrated the new Bing and its AI-capabilities to Microsoft Start. The Start app keeps you up to speed on the things you care about, all in one app. The personalised news feed, including premium content from hundreds of global publishers, keeps you informed and entertained, and the sports scores, weather forecasts, stock prices, shopping deals and more give you everything you need to know to start your day.
Microsoft brings AI to Swiftkey
Microsoft has updated the Swiftkey keyboard app with new Bing integration that allows users to directly access Bing right from the keyboard via Swiftkey. Microsoft has integrated Bing into SwiftKey in three ways – Chat, Tone and Search. Users will see a new Bing icon above the keyboard. The latest update is rolling out to all users starting today and it will be available to download via Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Chat: With chat feature, users can access the new Bing on the go for more detailed queries. According to the company, it can help users get jokes and clever pun or get information about a local restaurant, plan a trip, etc.
Tone: The tone feature allows users to communicate more effectively using AI to customise their in-progress text to fit any situation. It can help users formulate emails in the right tone or it even applies to a normal conversation. It can also help users generate a post text with tones to make the words sound more professional, casual, polite or concise enough for a social post.
Search: The search functionality lets users quickly search the web from the keyboard, without switching apps.
Bing App gets improved translation feature
The translator functionality in the mobile Bing app now offers alternative masculine and feminine translations when translating from English to Spanish, French, or Italian. This feature allows users to choose the gendered translation that best fits their context and is helpful for well-intentioned speakers of all proficiency levels.
Skype gets Bing access in group chats
The latest updates bring Bing in Skype group chats. This allows every participant of the group to access Bing in the context of the ongoing conversation. Microsoft has clarified that only one person in the group needs to have access to the preview. The new feature is available in all markets now where the new Bing is available.
Microsoft Start gets new Bing integration
Microsoft has also integrated the new Bing and its AI-capabilities to Microsoft Start. The Start app keeps you up to speed on the things you care about, all in one app. The personalised news feed, including premium content from hundreds of global publishers, keeps you informed and entertained, and the sports scores, weather forecasts, stock prices, shopping deals and more give you everything you need to know to start your day.
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