Bing Blogs - 26

Announcing Bing's partnership with Botify to further drive the vision of a fundamental shift in how search engines find content.
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This holiday season we’re excited to announce an advanced flight booking experience as well as expanded visual search shopping scenarios.
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Bing is adopting Microsoft Edge as the engine to run JavaScript and render web pages. In the coming months, we will switch to Microsoft Edge for all sites with the new user agents shared in this post.
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After launching traffic camera imagery on Bing Maps in April, we have seen a lot of interest in this new feature. Based on the popularity of this feature, the Bing Maps Routing and Traffic team has made some further improvements to this routing experience.
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Imagine being able to navigate through your neighborhood using your hearing alone. With the help of Bing Maps Local Search and Location Recognition APIs, Microsoft Soundscape helps the blind and low vision explore the world around them using a map delivered in 3D sound.
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Our goal with Bing is to provide quick and easy ways to find the information you need to make informed decisions from across sources and content. This election season we want to provide a single destination for the 2020 U.S. presidential race that delivers comprehensive information about candidates and issues. Today, we’re launching an expanded Bing elections experience in Beta. 
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The Bing Maps team was in Orlando, Florida, November 4th through the 8th for Microsoft Ignite. If you were not able to attend the event, the session recordings are now available for viewing https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/.
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Today we share more about continued evolution of Bing Image Search towards a more intelligent search engine through multi-granularity matches, improved understanding of user queries, images and webpages, as well as the relationships between them.
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Quick reference guide on how to use cURL to ingerate Bing webmaster tools api's. This will help webmasters to programatically submit content to Bing. 
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Seeingit.com is an interactive, self-serve publishing website empowering locals, businesses, and event coordinators to share info about community events and fun things to see and do. With its location-based capabilities powered by the Bing Maps Platform, Seeingit.com saves users from FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) with maps.
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