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Bing for Android is now faster and looks better after new update

Ron Ron
August 23, 2019
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Bing for Android is now faster and looks better, after its new update

Good news for Android users who use the Bing app on their phones and tablets. Bing has rolled out a new update to its Android app that brings along big visual and performance improvements.

Announcing it on the blog, the Bing team claims that the update is not only focused on the visual revamp, but is also optimized for performance too. In my brief testing on the Nexus 5, I did find the app to run a little better, but low-end phones will benefit much more from the app.

In addition, the developers confirmed that the new update will allow users to track their Bing Rewards points from within the app. Microsoft says that it will add more updates in coming days. You can snag the updated version of the app from the Download link below.

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