The UK has proposed giving Google “Strategic Market Status,” which means it will be subject to conduct requirements that ...

In the interim period, Google hasn't focused much on adding useful features to Chrome on Android. Sure, the company has added ...

As part of a new experiment, Perplexity AI is now being offered as an optional search engine directly in the Firefox address ...

Google pays Apple roughly $20 billion a year to set Google Search as the default search engine in its Safari browser. So a drop in Safari searches could mean a drop in Google Search traffic.

Shares of Google parent Alphabet Inc. tanked more than 7% on Wednesday after a senior Apple executive signaled that the iPhone maker was looking at search engine alternatives for its Safari web ...

Google is the default search engine on Apple’s browser, a coveted position for which it pays Apple roughly $20 billion annually, or about 36% of its search advertising revenue generated through ...

Google is the default search engine on Apple’s browser, a coveted position for which it pays Apple roughly $20 billion annually, or about 36% of its search advertising revenue generated through ...

Cue’s disclosure was part of his testimony regarding Apple and Google’s estimated $20 billion-a-year deal that makes Google the default search engine on Safari.

Apple currently allows users to pick a default search engine from a list in the Settings app on their phones. Current choices include Google, Yahoo, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia, with Google as ...

Apple's plans to add AI-powered search options to its Safari browser are a big blow to Google, whose lucrative advertising business relies significantly on iPhone customers using its search engine.

OpenAI today updated the ChatGPT app to add a new Safari Extension that allows ChatGPT to be used as the default search engine for searches made through the Safari search bar.

So whenever you search for something on the web from the address bar, it will take you to your preferred AI search platform instead of traditional search engines like Bing or Google.