Within a week of releasing three new Windows phone apps, Bing announced a series of updates for its iPhone app, including a search widget to help with navigation, new image tiles, and a shake feature to see what stories are trending. According to the announcement, the new Bing iPhone app search widget has four buttons, […]
Within a week of releasing three new Windows phone apps, Bing announced a series of updates for its iPhone app, including a search widget to help with navigation, new image tiles, and a shake feature to see what stories are trending.
According to the announcement, the new Bing iPhone app search widget has four buttons, allowing users to: return to the homepage, do a voice search, perform a text search, or view recent searches.
Bing’s iPhone app also now lets users do multiple searches, and manage recent searches from the “Recent” page:
Swipe a tile off the screen if it’s no longer relevant, open a new one to do a new search, or close them all.
Bing has also added full screen tiles to display trending queries and images:
Bing says users can now open search results via the browser, or bookmark sites and open them within the app using the new Bookmarks manager.
The Bing iPhone app’s new shake feature lets users shake their phone to see new trending stories. The app’s auto-suggest feature has also been updated, letting users expand search query items.