Google pays Apple $15 billion to remain the exclusive search engine on iPhones, iPads A report claims that Google has to pay a whopping $15 billion to keep on being the default search engine on Apple’s most popular devices Samuel Martinez26 August 2021 16:57EDT
Pocketnow Daily: iPhone 12 Pro Durability Tests & Secret Features Revealed! (video) On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the iPhone 12’s dormant reverse wireless charging feature, the Galaxy Z Flip 2 and more. Samuel Martinez29 October 2020 00:23EDT
Apple could be working on its own search engine to replace Google It seems that we may get a new search engine made by Apple, as the company may soon lose Google as the default search engine in its devices Samuel Martinez28 October 2020 21:00EDT
Google estimated to be paying Samsung even more than Apple for search engine pre-loading As the world’s number one smartphone vendor, Samsung is likely charging Google around $3.5 billion a year for search engine preinstallation. Adrian Diaconescu16 August 2017 09:07EDT
Google pays billions a year to be the default iPhone search option Financial firm Bernstein estimates that this year’s total will be $3 billion, based on multiple financial line items on Google’s and Apple’s sheets. Jules Wang15 August 2017 15:07EDT
You can switch up Microsoft Edge’s search engines on Windows 10 Mobile soon Microsoft is clingy. It’s implanted Internet Explorer as your default web browser for… Jules Wang19 October 2015 21:39EDT
