Section 1.1: Bing: AI-Powered Search at Your Fingertips

Bing, Microsoft's AI-driven search engine, is powered by GPT-4. It not only aids in traditional web searches but also integrates ChatGPT capabilities, allowing you to receive answers quickly without sifting through numerous links.

Additionally, Bing serves as an effective writing assistant, helping with tasks such as:

• Composing emails
• Planning vacations
• Preparing for job interviews
• Proofreading in various languages
• Crafting song lyrics

For example, here are some weekend getaway ideas that Bing generated:

Furthermore, Bing can generate images—while not as impressive as those from Midjourney, it's a free option worth exploring. For more insights into Bing's capabilities, check out my detailed article on the subject.

Section 1.2: Skype: Reviving Conversations with Bing

Although many have transitioned to using Zoom or Google Meet, the integration of Bing into Skype might entice users to reconsider. Upon logging into Skype, you'll find a new Bing chat feature that can assist you with inquiries, brainstorming, or summarizing text directly within the platform.

For instance, I asked Bing to create a 30-minute workout plan:

Additionally, you can enhance group conversations by adding Bing to your chat. Create a group, invite Bing, and engage by clicking the Bing button or using @Bing followed by your question.

Section 2.1: S-GPT: Connecting iOS Functions

S-GPT is a unique iPhone shortcut that links ChatGPT with native iOS features such as reminders, calendar, and more. Here’s a demonstration of how S-GPT can summarize text from an article simply by copying a link to the clipboard.

Although setting up S-GPT may require some effort, you can follow this comprehensive guide to install it on your iPhone and discover its full potential. Note that while the shortcut isn't free, it remains affordable for regular users.