Author: Tom Warren
Microsoft is unveiling an ambitious effort to overhaul its search experience in Office, Windows, Bing and more today. Dubbed Microsoft Search, the new search experience will first start appearing on Bing and Office.com today. Bing isn’t going away, but Microsoft Search is the new name for a combination of Bing and the search results you might expect to find in Windows applications. It’s designed to combine traditional search results with commands, app features, and personalized results. Search is being moved to a central area in Office apps, allowing Excel users to find commands and features in results alongside documents and other search results.
”We think this is one of the most profound things we’ve done in a while,” says Jeff Teper,...
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Microsoft is unveiling an ambitious effort to overhaul its search experience in Office, Windows, Bing and more today. Dubbed Microsoft Search, the new search experience will first start appearing on Bing and Office.com today. Bing isn’t going away, but Microsoft Search is the new name for a combination of Bing and the search results you might expect to find in Windows applications. It’s designed to combine traditional search results with commands, app features, and personalized results. Search is being moved to a central area in Office apps, allowing Excel users to find commands and features in results alongside documents and other search results.
”We think this is one of the most profound things we’ve done in a while,” says Jeff Teper,...
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