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Apple Wants Its $20 Billion, and Is Willing to Throw Google Under the Bus to Keep It
A new brief release from Alphabet’s antitrust trial reads a lot like Eddy Cue’s shocking testimony this past week.
Google Search, Facebook and the iPhone may not last forever. And Silicon Valley is finally admitting it
People aren’t friending each other as much on Facebook these days. The iPhone might not feel necessary in a decade. And Google searches on one of the world’s most popular smartphones are declining.
Why Apple is trying to save Google
On The Vergecast: Antitrust antics, the new Surfaces, and Netflix goes TikTok.
Here's Why I'm Not Too Worried for Alphabet Despite Apple's Potential New AI-Powered Safari Search
At least one Apple executive expects AI-powered alternatives to Google's search engine will eventually be offered to users of ...
Apple looks to add AI search to Safari in potential blow for Google
Apple is “actively looking at” reshaping the Safari web browser on its devices to focus on AI-powered search engines, ...
Apple says searches are shrinking because people are using AI instead. Now Google's stock is tanking.
Google has been worrying about losing search share to AI engines like ChatGPT for a couple of years.
An Apple exec suggested AI chatbots were eroding Google’s search business, sending Alphabet shares plummeting. The truth is more complicated.
Alphabet execs insist search volumes are up, but market share is slipping and revenue growth appears to be slowing.
Apple plans a life after Google
Apple will be hurting if it loses its $20b per year cash cow, but it has solid options for a future without the search giant.