Earlier this week, a federal court ruled that Google's lucrative default search engine deal with Apple violates antitrust law. Google plans to appeal the decision and the court hasn't provided insight ...

The court ruling that Google is no longer allowed to pay Apple $20B+ a year to be the default search engine raises the question: What now? One potential answer being suggested is that the iPhone maker ...

Apple's senior vice president of services Eddy Cue has explained why the iPhone maker does not plan to create a search engine like Google. In a declaration filed with a U.S. federal court in ...

If you access the internet on the regular, you likely do so using a web browser. There's a myriad of web-browsing platforms to choose from, all with their own slate of features that fit all types of ...

According to BusinessWeek, Apple and Microsoft may be in talks to defenestrate Google as the iPhone’s default search engine, in favor of Bing. This Apple-Google battle for the mobile throne is getting ...

Apple exec Eddy Cue explained why the company has not built its own search engine. Google has a deal with Apple to be its default search engine, and Apple wants to keep it that way. The exec explained ...

Apple will be unable to get involved in an upcoming antitrust hearing that might violate its $20 billion annual search agreement with Google because its lawyers took too long to respond to a critical ...

Apple reportedly has an AI search in the works. The AI search experience could have a standalone app and power Siri. Timely and strategic release with broader success of AI search engines. With the ...

Google paying Apple to be Safari's default search engine is a big no-no. Photo: Rajesh Pandey/Cult of Mac A U.S. federal judge ruled Monday that Google paying Apple billions to be the default search ...

Google pays Apple at least $20 billion a year to make its search engine the default on iPhones. That could soon change, Peter ...

As we await a judge's ruling on the penalties that will be applied to Google following the landmark court ruling that the company had maintained an illegal monopoly in online search, we're learning ...