Bing

your welcome in VIPTECH.

For example, consider the wordcloud package, which uses base R graphics. Let’s look at the most common words in Jane Austen’s works as a whole again, but this time as a wordcloud in Figure 2.5.

Recent blog posts Respond, recover, reimagine and rebuild June 16, 2020 With COVID-19, one thing that is true is that there are a lot of unknowns, so we developed The digital advertiser’s guide to COVID-19 to help you react and respond to trends in consumer behaviors and consider different search strategies and tactics. Read more COVID-19 insights & trends (June 11 edition) June 11, 2020 As consumers remain home, search has grown in increasing importance. It helps brands stay connected with consumers and highlights new and emerging behavior trends. Read this week’s latest insights. Read more Partner program updates and Virtual Partner Summit recap May 29, 2020 We’re living in uncertain times and for the road ahead, partnerships are more important than ever. Today, we’re sharing some timely changes to the Microsoft Advertising Partner Program and a recap of the Virtual Partner Summit. Read more See all posts

Cookies are small text files placed on your device to store data that can be recalled by a web server in the domain that placed the cookie. We use cookies and similar technologies for storing and honouring your preferences and settings, enabling you to sign in, providing interest-based advertising, combating fraud, analysing how our products perform, and fulfilling other legitimate purposes. Microsoft apps use additional identifiers, such as the advertising ID in Windows described in the Advertising ID section of this privacy statement, for similar purposes.

Bing appears to want, both on desktop and in its app, to be not just a search engine but a portal. That makes sense if you want to differentiate yourself from Google, but less so when you remember that it’s not 2002. My searches don’t happen in an app or on a website, they happen in a URL bar. As they should—the act of searching is a constant sidebar to whatever it is you’re actually doing. Bing wants to be a destination, but search is a thruway. Spending even a second longer than necessary there is like getting on the New Jersey Turnpike to visit the Clara Barton rest stop.

Partner program updates and Virtual Partner Summit recap May 29, 2020 We’re living in uncertain times and for the road ahead, partnerships are more important than ever. Today, we’re sharing some timely changes to the Microsoft Advertising Partner Program and a recap of the Virtual Partner Summit. Read more

Your PhoneYour PhonemainyourphonemoduleSummaryThe Your Phone app lets you link your Android phone with your Windows device, enabling a variety of cross-device experiences. You can use Your Phone to see recent photos from your Android phone on your Windows device; make and receive calls from your Android phone on your Windows device; view and send text messages from your Windows device; view, dismiss, or perform other actions to your Android phone notifications from your Windows device; and share your phone screen on your Windows device through Your Phone’s mirroring function.To use Your Phone, the Your Phone app must be installed on your Windows device and the Your Phone Companion app must be installed on your Android phone. Upon launching the Your Phone app on your Windows device, you will be prompted to provide your device number. We use this device number solely to send you a link with information about downloading the Your Phone Companion app.To use Your Phone, you must log into your Microsoft account on the Your Phone app on your Windows device and on the Your Phone Companion app on your Android phone. Your Android phone must be connected to Wi-Fi and your Windows device must be connected to the internet and permit Your Phone to run in the background. To use Your Phone’s mirroring function, your Android phone must also have Bluetooth enabled. Your Phone also requires your Windows device to be set up with Windows Hello, as an additional security measure.As part of providing Your Phone’s features to you, Microsoft collects performance, usage, and device data that includes, for example, the hardware capabilities of your device and Windows device, the number and duration of your sessions on Your Phone, and the amount of time you spent during setup.You can unlink your Android phone from your Windows device at any time by logging in with your Microsoft account at accounts.microsoft.com/devices and updating the Settings on your Android phone. For detailed information, see our support page.Text Messages. Your Phone allows you to view text messages delivered to your Android phone on your Windows device and send text messages from your Windows device. Only text messages received and sent within the last 30 days are visible on your Windows device. These text messages are temporarily stored on your Windows device. We never store your text messages on our servers or change or delete any text messages on your Android phone. You can see messages sent via SMS (Short Message Service) and MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) but not messages sent via RCS (Rich Communication Services). To provide this functionality, Your Phone accesses the content of your text messages and the contact information of the individuals or businesses from whom you are receiving or sending text messages.Calls. Your Phone allows you to make and receive calls from your Android phone on your Windows device. Through Your Phone, you can also view your recent calls on your Windows device. To activate this feature, you must enable certain permissions on both your Windows device and Android phone, such as call logs access and permission to make phone calls from your PC. These permissions can be revoked at any time under the Your Phone Settings page on your Windows device and your Android phone’s settings. Only calls received and dialled within the last 30 days are visible under call logs on your Windows device. These call details are temporarily stored on your Windows device. We do not change or delete your call history on your Android phone.Photos. Your Phone allows you to copy, share or edit photos from your Android phone on your Windows device. Only a limited number of your most recent photos from the Camera Roll and Screenshots folders on your Android phone will be visible on your Windows device at any given time. These photos are temporarily stored on your Windows device and as you take more photos on your Android phone, we remove the temporary copies of the older photos from your Windows device. We never store your photos on our servers or change or delete any photos on your Android phone.Notifications. Your Phone allows you to view your Android phone’s notifications on your Windows device. Through Your Phone, you can read and dismiss your Android phone’s notifications from your Windows device or perform other actions related to the notifications. To activate this Your Phone feature, you must enable certain permissions, such as sync notifications, on both your Windows device and Android phone. These permissions can be revoked at any time under the Your Phone Settings page on your Windows device and your Android phone’s settings. For detailed information, see our support page.Mirroring. Your Phone allows you to view your Android phone’s screen on your Windows device. Your Android phone screen will be visible on your Windows device as a pixel stream and any audio that you enable on your Android phone screen while it is linked to your Windows device through Your Phone will play through your Android phone.Text-to-voice. Your Phone features include accessibility functionality such as text-to-voice. You can activate a text-to-voice feature, which allows you to hear the contents of a text message or notification as audio. If you activate this feature, your text messages and notifications will be read out loud as they are received.