Microsoft may add network speed test function to Bing search

Microsoft Bing is developing very well in the United States, and its current market share in the United States has exceeded 20%. Microsoft is naturally still thinking of new tricks to further improve its market performance. This time, Microsoft seems to be planning to add a network speed test function directly to the Bing search engine, that is, enter "speed test" in the Bing search box to automatically test the network speed.

Foreign media reported that this new feature is applicable to the regular web version of Bing, as well as the Bing page for the iPhone. However, at present, this speed test feature seems to be unavailable. Maybe Microsoft is just conducting a small-scale test. After all, Microsoft has been trying various tools during this period.

This feature is expected to bring more users to Bing, but it is not yet certain whether Microsoft will eventually add this feature to the Bing search engine.

In the past year, Microsoft has made various improvements to Bing - Microsoft certainly hopes to pose a threat to Google through its own efforts, especially when it sees its own search engine market share continuing to increase. Today, Bing is not just a search engine that can provide search results, but also incorporates many of Microsoft's own new technologies, including the voice assistant Cortana.

In Windows 10, Bing is also the default search engine, built into Microsoft's Edge browser, which makes it easy to understand why the market share of Bing search services has grown so rapidly. Microsoft expects this trend to continue in the future, so Bing will not only continue to improve its search technology, but the service is expected to have more features.