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From a Microsoft Answers post:
The default search engine is indeed set by the provider. At the moment, there is no way for the end-user to override this default. Many have asked for this feature, and I really hope we get it in a future update as the current behavior is anything but user-friendly.
So there doesn't seem to be an official way at the ...
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Considering Bing is not just used for mere searching, but also integrates with the marketplace, and have support for places, vision, music and voice-search, replacing it with Google would require a large number of Google Services, and not just the search-engine.
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What you experience is probably that you have changed the browser and search language
Settingsv -> region+language -> Browser & search language
Set it to English(United Kingdom) for example and then you won't see bing be opened in IE but "as an app"
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Unfortunately it is currently not possible to search for settings. Microsoft knows this list is getting out of hand and Joe Belfiore has hinted that the next version of Windows phone will deal with this issue.
In the meantime it is possible to pin some of the settings to the start screen using 3rd party apps or accessing them through the notification center....
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You can downland the whole gallery pack from http://www.bing.com/gallery/
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Great timing: you will not have to do anything, as right about now browsing and buying Windows Phone apps from the Zune software will be closed down. So you will just have to be patient and wait for this functionality to automatically disappear from Zune. Zune will then only be used for music management and updating the firmware of your phone.
This change ...
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There is a third party app doing just that. It's called truedialer and is available to download for free at the marketplace:
http://www.windowsphone.com/sv-se/apps/8f10c0bf-541b-47f5-a07e-1bffc785e7c1
I just tried it by writing my brothers 5 last numbers and it showed it right away. Clean and simple :)
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This is not currently supported by the native People Hub application. The data is exposed to application developers, so there might be a third party app for doing this, although I'm not aware of one.
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there isn't a way :( Unlike the Google app you don't get a choice to search by the original terms.
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You can use the Files app to browse and search your files. However, no need to use wildcards; it will find your content without them.
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As far as I know, both of those games require 1 GB of RAM(1), and the Lumia 520 only has 512 MB. So that's the reason you're not able to find them in the Store. This should be standard behaviour - apps that aren't compatible with your phone for whatever reason don't show up in searches.
You can always search for the app at WindowsPhone.com, or open the ...
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This might be a bit difficult. To do this you will need Windows Phone 8.1. Hit the search button and depending on your location you might get either Cortana or Bing Search. Type in the keyword you want to search for and search for it. Cortana or Bing will give the results from the web. Swipe left to the phone section and it will give you the setting or ...
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The Bing Vision app is obscurely available under the camera app.
First open the Camera application, then click the settings icon, to open this view:
Click on the Lenses option, and...voila
Bing Vision will be available, amongst all the other lenses and camera related applications, as shown above.
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No, at least not yet and not even on the final WM10. If you have Cortana in your country you can ask her to id music or even shazam a song but the Vision and Music functions are currently not implemented which is a big shame as I you now need 2 more apps in your phone to perform these tasks (Shazam - SoundHound - Musicmatch.. and a QR reader like QR Scanner)....
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Go to Settings > Lock Screen. Underneath the Background option, you will see all available information for that picture. (All information available via the phone, that is.)
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Unfortunately there is no such mechanism for searching text msg. But, you can refine the msgs and call by date. Go into Contacts, select the intended person and then swipe left to history. This might help you a little bit in refining and sorting the conversations by date.
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AFAIK there is no online accessible copy of your music search history. You'll have to save it manually for example in OneNote.
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I would recommend Find My Music
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It's impossible for now. Hope to see this in a future OS update
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This is possible using the Zune client, but I havent found a way to do it on the device alone. Here is a screenshot that shows my search results. Notice the FROM YOUR COLLECTION list.
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