3 ways to access new Bing on Windows

In order to expand the reach of its new ChatGPT-powered Bing, Microsoft has started integrating it in several apps and services it offers. Currently, Bing can be accessed via several ways on Windows, including Windows 10 and Windows 11. In this article, we will tell you three ways using which you can easily interact with the new Bing.

Using Start MenuMicrosoft has redesigned the Start Menu of Windows 11 to integrate the new Bing search. The Start Menu now has a dedicated search bar at the top centre that lets users directly interact with the new Bing. Microsoft has also added a dedicated button for it which launches the new Bing search experience, allowing you to explore web results, images, news, and more right from the Start Menu.

Using Microsoft Edge BrowserMicrosoft Edge browser comes with integrated Bing search at the sidebar. Clicking on the Bing icon brings up the side menu with the complete interface that lets users access various new Bing’s features.

Alternatively, users can simply visit Bing.com to access the new Bing on Edge browser.

Taskbar WidgetWindows 11 introduces a new feature called the Taskbar Widget, located at the bottom right corner of the screen. By clicking on the Widget, a panel will slide out, providing you with a personalised news feed, calendar events, and weather information. The news feed is powered by Bing, delivering relevant articles and trending topics. You can click on any article to read the full content or explore related search results using Bing.

These are the three most common ways you can access the new Bing on Windows PCs. All that said, Windows 11 comes integrated with new Bing better compared to Windows 10. So, if you are still on Windows 10, then you may want to update to Windows 11 for better access to Bing’s features and also new Windows 11 features.