It's a little weird thing is Microsoft cool apps for Apple products, but a few months ago, Bing has launched on the iPad, and it was in fact quite impressive. Today, they followed their first update, which has a nice feature called Lasso. After you take advantage of a new option in the navigation bar, you enter mode Lasso, and you enclose just a word on what page you happen to be read. Bing then embarks on a search for this term.
Bing for iPad produces results in a rich graphical interface suited to the larger screen of a tablet, and if you find something in particular, there are categories of content that you can skim through and a section of trends to see what is hot today. Maps and weather conditions are cooked in, as is voice search and automatic suggestions while you are typing a query. Gestures are a large part of the user interface. On the one hand, you can drag the edge of the web pages that you have loaded to go backward or forward in the history of your activity. The display of categories exposes all the rows with scrolling, as well as new impulses. Finally, there is a section films y which is powered by Fandango, with schedules and trailers.
Bing for iPad 1.1 is a great update and leaves wondering why Google has not taken the penalty to make up a visually impressive thing. The app is free, you can search in the App Store just below this demo video.
The education of the wise Simon surrounded largely by writing, technology and community online, bringing to begin his career to blog at www.BlackBerryCool.com and quickly discover a vibrant and active community around the BlackBerry and mobile technology. By exploring the RIM platform, he learned that what companies look for mobility and what makes the harmless BlackBerry so attractive to them. Recently Simon of the gradual covering summer of RIM in a market already crowded consumer and the impact of the challengers booming, as the iPhone, and the leaders of long standing, such as Nokia, on the progress of the BlackBerry. With a lot of content under his belt, Simon will be branching off a bit to see what other smartphone manufacturers are working on always using BlackBerry as a barometer. IntoMobile, you can count on its posts being impartial, well informed and thoughtful.
