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is exploring adding AI search engines such as Perplexity to its default Safari web browser. Cue's comments came during Google parent Alphabet's antitrust trial, according to Bloomberg. Last year ...

Google (GOOG, GOOGL) stock dropped more than 7.5% on Wednesday after Apple's senior vice president of services, Eddy Cue, revealed that Apple (AAPL) is exploring adding AI search engines such as ...

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On Wednesday evening, Apple opened up an official way to use its map service Apple Maps via a web browser for the first time - almost twelve years after it was first made available as an app.

Rival web browsers Chrome and Safari are far more popular than Edge, StatCounter data shows. Google added AI features for its browser in January, and Apple is rumored to roll some out too.

Apple is testing a version of its Safari web browser that includes UI tweaks, advanced content blocking features, and a new AI-powered tool dubbed Intelligent Search, AppleInsider has learned.

Apple is reportedly planning to take a bite out of Arc Search for its next big Safari update. Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome are already being drowned in new AI ...