Microsoft released an app for its Bing search engine in the iTunes App Store on Tuesday. This free app works on the iPhone and iPod touch. Its features include voice search, geolocation and mapping. The Bing app for the iPhone and iPod touch has been launched less than a month after Microsoft released a BlackBerry version of the app. Bing apps are also available on Windows Mobile, BREW, and the Danger operating system, which runs on SideKick devices from T-Mobile. It’s sound marketing strategy for Redmond to get onto as many mobile operating systems as possible.

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