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The mobile edition of Microsoft’s Bing search engine (m.bing.com<\/a>) was updated recently with a bunch of new features borrowed from Bing’s desktop page and Google’s mobile search webapp including:<\/p>\n
The new interface shows up on the iPhone and iPad and Android, WebOS, BlackBerry OS 6 and Windows Phone 7 devices. \u00a0Other browsers, including some very capable ones like Opera Mobile and the \u00a0Symbian Anna, bada and Nokia N900 and N9 browsers, get Bing’s rather plain legacy mobile site.<\/p>\n
The new Bing version seemed quite responsive even on a older, low spec HTC Magic Android phone. It’s certainly attractive and even a bit of fun to use. \u00a0The only thing I don’t care for are dark gray on black tab labels which I\u00a0unnecessarily\u00a0hard to read.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 The mobile edition of Microsoft’s Bing search engine (m.bing.com) was updated recently with a bunch of new features borrowed from Bing’s desktop page and Google’s mobile search webapp including: Background image of the day with floating “Explore” menu Search suggestions appear as you type Location enabled on Android and iOS Image search results as a grid of thumbnails Tabbed results pages with tabs for All, Images, Shopping, Local etc. The new interface shows up on the iPhone and iPad … Continue reading