Alphabet Inc.’s Google must renegotiate any contract to make its search engine or artificial intelligence app the default for ...

While Google can continue to offer iPhone maker Apple its products and pay Samsung for default placement, these contracts ...

Debunking the Samsung-Bing rumor. Here's why Google will remain Samsung's default search engine in the US. Due to Google's MADA agreement, Samsung can't replace Google with Bing as the default search ...

Back in 2018, Apple held talks with DuckDuckGo to replace Google as the default search engine in private browsing mode, but ultimately rejected the idea, according to transcripts unsealed by the judge ...

This post will show you how to change the default search engine on the Galaxy Note 20. Read on if you need help configuring the new Note’s built-in browser settings to load up your preferred search ...

If you’re constantly consulting ChatGPT, you’ll be happy to learn that you can now use the AI as your main search engine on Safari for iPhone. After tweaking some settings (more on that below), you ...

News dropped yesterday that Google could be set to pay US$15 billion to be the default search engine on iOS devices. This really isn’t huge news as Google has been making this deal with Apple for some ...

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A teardown of the Google app suggests that Circle to Search won’t work if Google isn’t your default assistant app. This is an obvious limitation but still disappointing if you’re using an alternative ...

Vice president Prabhakar Raghavan testified Friday that Google paid $26.3 billion in 2021 for the purpose of maintaining default search engine status and acquiring traffic, Bloomberg reports. It's ...

It was declared the winner of the search-engine wars way back in 1998. Fortune magazine said the company was poised for much bigger things. That company was, actually, Yahoo. As it turned out, that ...