Microsoft Explorer question -- can you use voice to enter something in search box?

Searching Bing using natural language (e.g. "Xbox Bing location of Warehouse in Dead Rising") is not supported for Xbox One Voice commands, I'm afraid.

If I "Go To internet Explorer" is there some way for me to say something like "Search for dead rising 3" or is my only option to type in bing.com, select the search box, and then type in "dead rising 3"

I agree it's working very well. Personally, I just use Bing as it seems quicker than opening Internet Explorer directly. Eg. Xbox Bing, Arrow: The Man Under the Hood Review, Show Web Results. What would be awesome now if we can enter data into fields
via voice (login details, searches etc...)

Hi, Andre,

Which build of Windows are you using? You can find this by typing Winver in the search box and pressing Enter.

[quote user="Damashiuchi"]

good lord, people ... nobody is going to be spying on you - are you all REALLY that paranoid or are you just trying to find something else to complain about?

and nobody is FORCING anything on you ... you don't have to buy it

nice gpic Nate!

[/quote]Well, actually...

http://www.xbox.com/en-US/Legal/LiveTOU

"If you use the Xbox console with Kinect, we may also collect data about the way in which you interact with the console and the Services to improve Microsoft products and services. "

"You should not expect any level of privacy concerning your use of the live communication features (for example, voice chat, video and communications in live-hosted gameplay sessions) offered through the Xbox LIVE/Games for Windows-LIVE service. "

"When you use Voice Search, all voice commands are sent to Microsoft and stored to provide the Voice Search Service and improve Microsoft products. If you use Voice Search, you consent to Microsoft recording and collecting your voice input to provide the
Voice Search Service and improve Microsoft products."

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Microsofts been collecting data for quite a long time now.