Two days right after the release of Bing for the iPhone via Apple;s app store,
Microsoft Office 2007 Professional Plus, Microsoft currently is functioning on quite a few fixes for it.Based on a December 17 post on the Bing Local community blog,
Office Enterprise 2007, Microsoft is creating fixes and organizing to extend support for its search app in three regions: No lookup results found outdoors the U.S. Bing is presently fully supported only on iPhones for the U.S. “At this time international availability has been suspended,” based on the blog post. Support and availability of Bing on the iPhone will be coming for other regions in “future versions” of Bing for the iPhone, Microsoft said,
Office Professional 2010 Key, but isn;t offering a timetable. In the interim, Microsoft is advising international users to change their region format to ‘United States; if they want to use Bing on their iPhones now.Voice lookup not working outdoors the U.S. Currently, using voice search anywhere but in the U.S. crashes Bing about the iPhone as a result of the region the phone is set to. Microsoft is functioning on a fix and plans to update the Bing iPhone app in the next handful of days with it. “People will get the update automatically – you won’t have to update or reinstall the app,” according to the Bing weblog post. “If you are encountering this issue you can temporarily work about it by going to Settings > General > International and change your Region Format to ‘United States,; the team is advising.No official assistance for first-generation iPod Touch. The Bing app presently supports second-generation iPod Touch devices, but Microsoft is in the midst of testing first=generation ones now and plans to announce support “as quickly as testing is complete.” If you want to see what Bing around the iPhone looks like,
Microsoft Office 2007 Professional, you can check out this screen shot ############## from my blogging colleague Ryan Naraine.I;ve seen some tweets and heard from some Windows Mobile users that they consider Bing about the iPhone to be better than Bing on Windows Mobile phones. If you;re one of these users,
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007, have any specifics to share about what you;d like Microsoft to fix/add to the WinMo version to make it comparable to the iPhone app?