I have been getting this message since Monday morning on my TP 2. Bing worked fine till then. I have uninstalled and reinstalled it multiple times. Any help on what setting might be causing this?

This is pulled straight from the Bing Community blog : ... what excites us the most is what the team has done with Bing on the Windows Phone 7. There have been some very positive reviews of the experience as a whole and it’s great to see how the team’s work integrating a native Bing experience has been...

Some of you have been - how shall we put it - enthusiastically constructive in your reviews of the redesigned Bing app for Windows phones, which was modeled after the sparse PC version. Today, the Bing team annnounced several welcome changes: The first is a redesign to the home page. We changed the navigation...

It is a pretty cool program but limited. It would be awesome if they could incorporate this function into bing!

http://www.bing.com/community/blogs/search/archive/2009/12/15/bing-for-mobile-comes-to-the-iphone.aspx Microsoft's best mobile app ported to the iPhone. Maybe the world really will end in 2012? To be fair, this version is similar to the euniched version recently made available for VGA Windows phones...

Here is a short and simple yet...powerful video showing a WM Device using Bing and how accurate and quick Bing is! Click here to see video

This from SOLSIE.com : The wallpaper at Bing.com shows a different destination in the world each day. There is a small arrow on the bottom right corner - you can set it to roll back to see one week worth of photos. If you wish to browse them all, Long Zheng's Bing Image Archive is the place to go...

I don't know how you feel about the big images that cycle daily beneath the search box on the new Bing homepage , but I have always really enjoyed them.There's some great photography there, and since I'm in the online/interactive biz, I love the little hidden hotspots that reveal more information...