Showing posts with label bing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bing. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 1, 2023

Personal and Enterprise Big Chat Dark Mode Available

 

In this week's update for Bing, Microsoft made generally available the option to use Bing Chat in Dark Mode. This update is available for both personal and enterprise versions of Microsoft's AI Chat.

To enable dark mode just follow these steps:

  1. Open Bing Chat (bing.com/chat)

  2. Then click the "hamburger" menu in the top right corner

  3. In the Appearance, select "Dark" or "System Default" if you want it to adapt to your system preferences
Done! :)

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

How to Enable Bing Chat for Enterprise - Before General Availability (August)

 
Microsoft just announced the availability of Bing Chat for Enterprise.

Although this will only be automatically available mid-august, you can activate it in advance....right now!
To do so, just navigate to the following link and enable it: Enable Bing Chat for Enterprise

This can take about 4 hours to activate.

Tuesday, May 5, 2015

How Old Are You? Bing Tries To Guess!


Microsoft has recently launched a new face detection API to developers.
It also launched a nice demo for everyone to test it!

How-Old.net it's powered by this new API and using Bing, Azure and other technologies tries to guess a persons age and gender by scanning a photo you can upload.

Give it a try:

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Google Chrome - Searching with Bing


It may seem a little "unnatural" but for those who like to use Google Chrome as their default browser but believe that Microsoft's Bing it's really making a lot of good improvements to compete with the undisputed champion of internet searching, it's now possible to use both.

To use Microsoft Bing as the default search engine on Google Chrome, follow this steps:

  • Go to Chrome settings, or simply write down chrome://settings/ on the Omnibar
  • On the settings search write "search" and click on "Manage search engine..."
  • Now simply click on "Bing" and "Make default" button and it's all done
Now Microsoft Bing it's your default search engine on Google Chrome, even when you open a new tab.