Bing users will now see a new orange-yellow Bing logo with a shiny golden appearance on Bing home page. 2013 has been the year of revamps for Bing. After getting a new layout and responsive design ...

The new behavior, first spotted by Windows Latest, sees Bing’s search results page very quickly scroll down just enough to hide the “Microsoft Bing” logo ... the quick change in design ...

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Moreover, it reported that the page scrolls down a little to hide the Bing logo and toolbar that appears on the top of the page to make it look even more like Google. While I could recreate the search ...

The change will only be visible to U.S. users. Those in Mexico will still see “Gulf of Mexico,” while those in the rest of ...

As soon as Ribas posted about the change in December, there were complaints that Bing Image Creator was producing less-detailed results or images that didn’t accurately reflect their prompts.

When Bing returns the search results, Microsoft has apparently made a change so that the Bing search ... such a way that the ‘Microsoft Bing’ logo and bar at the very top are hidden away.

This change happens when users search without signing ... and the page automatically slides to partially conceal the Bing logo. The resemblance is further enhanced by the interface's inclusion ...

Click on the three-line icon from the top-right corner of the Bing homepage and select the Settings option. Next, click on Country/Region. Finally, change your country to the United States ...