Microsoft Releases Bing AI Chat Widget for iPhone: How to Use

Know about the Microsoft releases Bing AI chat widgets for iPhone and learn how to use them.

Microsoft is concentrating on integrating ChatGPT, an AI from OpenAI, into all its products. The tech giant recently added generative AI support to Bing and is working to improve the feature's capabilities and make it available to a broader audience. Microsoft has released the Bing Chat app for Android and iOS devices in addition to the web version of Bing Chat that is already available to users of the Microsoft Edge browser. Additionally, Microsoft has launched a brand-new widget with a Bing AI Chat shortcut. The widget was initially known for Android but is now available for iPhones.

Two new widgets have been added to the iOS version of Microsoft's Bing app. After installing the widgets, users can start a Bing conversation with a single tap. Notably, these widgets were previously restricted to Android only.

The new Bing AI chat widget can be added to iPhones in the following manner.

How to Install the Bing Chat Widget on an iPhone:

• Download the Bing AI Chat app from the App Store.
• Open the Bing AI Chat app and use your Microsoft account to sign in.
• Long-press on a widget or space on your Home Screen to shake the apps.
• Click and hold the "+" (Add) button in the upper-left corner of the screen.
• Select the widget you want and specify its size.
• To include it on your home screen, tap "Add Widget."
• To finish the process, tap "Done."

How To Add the Bing Chat Widget to Android Phones:

• From the Google Play Store, Download the Bing Chat app.
• Sign in with your Microsoft account by opening the Bing Chat app.
• Locate a space on your Android home screen and long-press on it.
• Tap "Widgets" or a similar option to add widgets to your home screen.
• Locate the "Bing Chat" device by going down the list of widgets.
• Hold down the "Bing Chat" widget's button.
• Drag the "Bing Chat" widget on your home screen to the desired location.
• Place the "Bing Chat" widget in the desired location by releasing your finger.

Microsoft has also improved the functionality of the voice input button on the Bing mobile app for iOS and Android. When tapped, the button now indicates that it is immediately listening. Additionally, Microsoft has enhanced the Bing mobile app's voice language support.

"We added text-to-speech support for even more languages this week: "Microsoft highlights the following languages: Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Marathi, Norsk Bokml, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian.