A claim that has emerged in the past weeks has turned the smartphone world upside down. It is stated that Samsung will prefer Bing instead of Google as the default browser on Galaxy models. However, sources close to the company clarified the situation. Samsung phones Bing instead of Google Will it use the browser?
Sources close to Samsung: Bing will not replace Google
According to the WSJ’s report, Samsung will continue to use Google as the default search engine on Galaxy models. It has been claimed that Samsung, which has been in talks with Microsoft for a while, will extend its agreement with Google for the default browser.
According to the first claims on the subject, Samsung was very impressed with Microsoft’s artificial intelligence Bing Chat feature. After this allegation Google’s stock It fell 2.5 percent. However, Samsung’s default search engine is not as easy as it seems.
Samsung’s controversial decision hit Google shares!
Samsung may make Bing the default browser instead of Google on Galaxy phones. This claim brought Google shares down.
Google is signing an exclusive agreement with smartphone manufacturers who want to include the Play Store on their devices. Mobile Application Distribution Agreement An agreement called (MADA) obliges to make Google Search the default search engine along with the Play Store.
However, Samsung has some privileges that are not available to other Android manufacturers. For example, on Galaxy devices both Play Store as well as of Galaxy Store are allowed to exist. However, conversion of the default search engine to Bing seems to be suspended for now.
Samsung will keep Google Search as the default search engine, making Bing the secondary choice for a while. However, Microsoft is exploring alternative ways to maintain its presence in the mobile space. For example Bing’s Firefox It is claimed that it will be the default search engine in the browser.
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