Google's Search Dominance Threatened by Microsoft Bing on Samsung Devices.
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Samsung is reportedly considering replacing Google with Microsoft's Bing as the default search service on its devices, which could put at risk roughly $3 billion in annual revenue for Google. Negotiations are still ongoing, and Samsung may yet decide to keep Google as its default provider. Google is working on several projects to update and renew its search services to avoid losing ground, including adding artificial intelligence features to its existing offerings.
- Google May Lose Search on Samsung Devices to Microsoft Bing: NYT Yahoo Finance
- Google Devising Radical Search Changes to Beat Back A.I. Rivals The New York Times
- Google's $3 Billion Dilemma: Will Samsung Ditch It for Microsoft's Bing? gizmochina
- Google panicking after Samsung considers making Bing default Galaxy search engine: NYT PhoneArena
- Google readying GIFI image creator, Searchalong Chrome chatbot 9to5Google
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