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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clues delivered by Gale, Danielbility and Daniel Wu in South China! CTOnews.com, February 22 (Xinhua)-- the recently announced artificial intelligence-powered Bing is being pushed to more devices. Microsoft has announced the availability of ChatGPT-integrated Edge browsers for Android and iOS, as well as the ability to ask Bing in Skype conversations. Another noteworthy change is the new ability to support voice questions.

Microsoft says about 64 per cent of search requests now occur on mobile devices, so it is critical for the company to ensure that its new search engine is available on Android or iOS smartphones. Users can now access artificial intelligence-driven Bing services from Bing App and Microsoft Edge browsers on mobile devices.

In addition to logging in to mobile devices, Bing has also received one of the features that customers strongly demand: voice input. Users can dictate their problems by clicking the microphone button next to the input box. Voice input can be used on both smartphones and desktops. CTOnews.com reminder: Microsoft Bing will continue to reply with text messages.

Microsoft also wants users to make artificial intelligence-driven Bing part of the Skype conversation. Users can mark Bing in a chat and get answers in different forms: main points, text, or simplified responses. The service supports more than 100 languages and Skype's built-in translator.

Bing search, which integrates ChatGPT, is still being rolled out to more customers, which means many users have to wait in line. Microsoft says it is working as fast as possible to grant access to everyone, and users can speed up the receipt of "tickets" by clicking on the registered Bing preview.

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