Google paid a whopping $20 billion to Apple in 2022 alone to be the default search engine on its Safari web browser, according to unredacted documents that surfaced on the eve of closing arguments ...

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 ...

Google paid Apple $20 billion in 2022 to be the default search engine for Safari on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, reports Bloomberg. The information was revealed in court documents Google provided in its ...

A US judge has mandated Google to limit default search and AI app placement contracts to one year, a significant blow to its market dominance. This ruling forces annual renegotiations with partners ...

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 ...

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 ...

Google and Apple may disagree on fundamental issues like user privacy, but SVP Eddy Cue sees Google Search as the only viable option. More information surrounding Apple's and Google's deal to make ...

I switched my browser's default search engine from Google to Kagi, a paid service that can cost up to $10 a month. Yes, paying for something Google offers for free felt strange at first, but Google's ...

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AI Mode may be the "default" for Google Search soon, but what does that really mean? Google AI Mode is now available in 180 countries, up from being available in the US, UK and India. Side note: I ...

Google is finished rolling out its new SafeSearch feature that blurs explicit imagery, such as violent or sexual photos, by default. The company announced back in February that it would be rolling out ...