Hi guys.
Welcome to this session.
So in this session we'll see how you can use the copilot in Bing specifically to compare two products
online and understand which one to go ahead with.
So as we saw in the previous video as well we can go ahead and look at Bing over here, Copilot specifically,
which is integrated into the Microsoft Edge browser.
So we can come to this and we can start a new search altogether where we can say suggest.
So let's say we are comparing between top two best smartphones in 2025.
So it's suggesting us, Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max.
So it's giving us the information as well about them from which sources it has got the information from.
If you want to get more information about them, you can look at the suggested questions as well.
Okay.
So let's look at this.
How do these models compare to each other?
So now you can see it's creating a table format which is a very good representation of information.
It makes it much more easier to understand and compare to products in a simpler manner.
So now looking at this they're segmenting it by different categories which is display processor, Ram,
storage and so on and so forth.
So we can simply just go through this, and then we can quickly figure out which one is a better product
to go ahead with.
Now imagine doing the same thing on a Google or a Bing search.
If you do so, that's going to take a lot of time, because both of the search engines will give a lot
of website articles, search results which you will have to go through, and then you can figure out
which one to go ahead with.
So this particular format of information which we are getting through Copilot, is far more reducing
our time and giving a much better user experience to people to identify what is the best product to
go ahead with.
I hope this makes sense.
I hope you understand now how you can easily compare products online with the help of copilot.