Microsoft is testing moving the lock icon in the Bing Search results snippets from the left of the URL to the right of the URL. Well, most of the time you don't even see a lock but when Bing is ...

The app shows users Bing homepage images as soon as the lock screen loads, and also lets them search Bing without having to unlock the device. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist ...

The first big selling point for Picturesque is that it brings a new Bing image to your device everyday. If you don’t like one of the images, you can swipe to the right or shake your phone to cycle ...

Bing is testing showing a lock icon in the Bing Search results for snippets from secure websites. Previously, Bing tested secure site labels and HTTPS labels in those positions but now Bing is testing ...

Design changes aside, the biggest addition is the ability to set Bing’s homepage image of the day as your lockscreen. This finally brings one of the search engine’s most unique features from the ...

Microsoft's Garage team recently released a new app for Android handsets called the Picturesque Lock Screen. The lock screen adds Bing's home page images to Android devices. Users can easily change up ...

Microsoft wants a place on your Android smartphone, and it seems to figure one of the best ways to get there — and be seen multiple times every day — is by targeting the lock screen. Such is the ...

Android: Just months after releasing Next Lock Screen for Android, Microsoft is back with a second lock screen replacement app. This one lets you search the web (via Bing of course), get notifications ...

Microsoft has given Android smartphone users the means to place its Bing images on the lock screen, as well as view information and search without unlocking the phone. The Redmond-based company has ...

Microsoft’s Next Lock Screen for Android includes a huge number of bells and whistles that put it head and shoulders above most other third party lock screen apps out there. Things like native ...

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