Bing Chat Widget In Short
- Microsoft has rolled out its new Bing chat widget for iPhones and Android mobiles.
- Now Microsoft Edge mobile will be aware of, what content you are viewing on the web browser.
- Bing app for mobiles will get continuous chat and mobile widgets while SwiftKey will get a new Compose feature.
- This update will do improvements in the Edge, Bing, and SwiftKey apps.
Microsoft has announced an update for its Bing AI Chat on mobile devices (iOS and Android devices). In this release (Bing Chat Widget), the company is also improving contextual chat for the mobile version of Microsoft Edge. iOS and Android users will be able to access the chatbot using a new widget. Conversations now will be synced between desktops and smartphones.
Mr. Jordi Ribas (CVP, Microsoft) has announced on his Twitter handle that “Excited to share a set of richer mobile experiences with a new Bing Chat widget, the ability to seamlessly continue conversations across platforms, and additional country and language support for voice input.”
Now Add Bing chat widgets on smartphones
Microsoft has said in one of its blog posts that they are going to launch a new Bing chat widget this week. Both iOS and Android users will get this. Users can pin this widget to their home screen, giving them easy access to Bing Chat.
Edge Mobile App: Bing can now summarise web pages on mobile
Microsoft Edge for iOS and Android now includes the fantastic feature of Bing’s contextual chat, just like the Bing sidebar on the desktop version. This amazing addition enables the mobile browser to understand the context of the website you’re currently browsing. All you need to do is, tap on the Bing Chat icon located at the bottom of Edge, and you can effortlessly ask questions about the website, or explanations of the selected text or even request a summary of an article you’re reading. It’s a convenient way to enhance your browsing experience on the go.
Cross Platform Chat Continuation between mobile and desktop
Users can now seamlessly carry on their Bing Chat conversations across their PC and mobile devices. For example, you could ask Bing Chat to create a recipe on your PC and later you inquire about a substitute ingredient using the mobile app (iPhone or Android) while you’re at the grocery store.
In other words, users now have the convenience of having a conversation with Bing AI on their computer and easily accessing the same chat on their mobile devices. Microsoft released this feature and it will be accessible to all iOS and Android users within this week.
Microsoft SwiftKey keyboard can now Compose messages for you
If you’re not familiar with it, Microsoft SwiftKey is an incredibly smart keyboard powered by Bing AI that can do pretty much everything you’d expect from the full-scale Bing chat version. And now, Microsoft has made it even more impressive by introducing a fantastic new feature called “Compose” to SwiftKey.
With Compose, users can generate draft text based on their desired parameters. This includes factors such as the tone, format, and length of the message. Once generated, you have the freedom to edit and customize the text before sending it. The rollout of the new “Compose” button has already begun, and over the next two weeks, it will become available on all Android and iOS devices.
It’s an exciting enhancement that makes typing and composing messages even easier and more efficient.
Conclusion
Microsoft has introduced several exciting updates to enhance the mobile experience with Bing Chat. The new Bing Chat widget allows iOS and Android users to easily access and pin the chatbot to their home screens.
Additionally, Microsoft Edge for mobile now includes Bing’s contextual chat feature. It enable users to ask questions about websites, request summaries of articles, and gain explanations of selected text.
Furthermore, users can now seamlessly continue their Bing Chat conversations between their PCs and mobile devices.
Lastly, the introduction of the “Compose” feature in the Microsoft SwiftKey keyboard makes message drafting more effortless and customizable. These updates bring improved functionality and convenience to Edge, Bing, and SwiftKey apps, elevating the overall user experience.
Image Source: Bing Blog
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