Bing is testing a new virtual keyboard added on to the Bing search bar to enable searchers to search by emoji. As you know, Bing is one of the few search engines that actually lets you search by ...

Bing announced the news in a post today, sharing some examples of why you might want to do this. For one, perhaps you want to know what exactly a particular emoji means. Enter that into the search ...

Many emoji represent common Japanese foods rarely found in the U.S. Bing Emoji can be inserted into text using the emoji button on most smart phone and tablet virtual keyboards, a similar button ...

Bing is already one of the few search engines that allows emoji searches, and now it’s testing a full emoji keyboard.. Rubén Gómez first mentioned the keyboard yesterday on the All Google Testing blog ...

We know Bing is into their emojis by being one of the first to support Emoji search.But to take that one step further, it seems Bing is testing adding a virtual keyboard to their search bar for ...

Users can combine emoji to create multi-word searches and use the emoji in searches with words. It's unclear exactly how large the emoji catalog Bing has is; presumably, it can tell you what any ...

Bing now supports searches with emoji, meaning you can insert or paste a range of emoji icons like hearts, smiley faces, food graphics, or any combination thereof, for some interesting, though not ...

Bing Chilling is a phrase born from John Cena‘s earnest attempt at saying “ice cream” in Chinese. Now, it’s become so much more than that. As the meme has spread, the phrase has come to be ...

Bing now supports searches with emoji, meaning you can insert or paste a range of emoji icons like hearts, smiley faces, food graphics, or any combination thereof, for some interesting, though not ...

Emoji might be primary used by teenagers or in Katy Perry videos, but Microsoft is now bringing the Japanese electronic smileys to its search engine.Bing is being updated to enable the use of ...

Microsoft rolls out support for emoji search on Bing. Now, users who are too busy to type in entire words can just search with graphic images instead.

Ever wondered what the pink swirly emoji is? Plug it into the Bing search engine, and you'll discover that it's narutomaki, a type of Japanese fish cake. That's right, you can now search the web ...