Apple has no plans whatsoever in ... very sensible reason why Apple won't develop its own search engine: Google pays Apple a ...

s a need for Apple to launch their own search engine,? he said ... s alleged discussions with Microsoft to potentially make Bing the default search engine on the iPhone, which would be a less daunting ...

Google's recent legal troubles have taken an interesting turn, as Apple has made a motion to participate in an upcoming hearing to defend the company and their ... its own search engine, which ...

Apple will be ~$20Bn poorer, and I'm not sure I see any incentive there for them to build their own search engine to compete ... The aim is to make it easier for smaller search providers to ...

We’ve all overslept an alarm or missed a deadline, but has it ever cost you $20 billion? According to Ars Technica, it may have just happened to Apple, which apparently suffered from some ...

One thing I took away from reading the opinion is that it’s easy to claim that Apple should just build its own search engine like the company created its own Maps app, but the reality is more complex.

When the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) came into effect last year, Apple was forced to implement many changes ...

In turn, this would then force users to make their own search choices ... So Apple’s app store fees (at risk) and Apple’s search engine deal of $20 billion with Google (at risk) add up ...

Apple initially made one change to iOS to allow users to set a different default browser, but the EU had ruled that this was not enough to make it ... to use their own web engines.

Google may have lost the antitrust case that deemed it a monopolist, but the search engine ... attempts to make Bing the default for Safari, but according to the antitrust ruling, Apple's SVP ...