• Search Engine Land, Wednesday, October 7, 2009 3:14 PM

Really trying to differentiate itself from more Google, Microsoft's Bing has debuted a mobile voice search capability, which allows users to: search the engine by voicing a query; dial a contact's phone by speaking the number; and even compose a text message by verbalizing it.

Apparently, the last feature isn't offered natively on all devices, but there are some Android apps that make it possible. These three features were all announced earlier this year. At the moment, they are only available on the new Samsung Intrepid phone from Sprint Wireless.

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