Samsung still with Google search engine for all its mobile devices

Some time ago, there were rumors on the web that Samsung is considering replacing the default Google web search engine for all its mobile devices. His place is supposed to be taken by the Bing web search engine. This is becoming more and more interesting for both companies and individuals, as it is based on artificial intelligence.

Although the Bing web search engine is becoming more and more useful, it still hasn’t caught on with smartphone and tablet users. This is also the reason why Samsung recently decided to keep the Google web search engine in the future. At least for the next few years.

It is worth noting that Google pays device manufacturers fabulous sums of money for the use of its web search engine on mobile devices. This, of course, has a positive effect for Google as well. This is due to the use of its search engine on smart mobile phones and tablets, Samsung earns as much as 2.8 billion euros annually. Mainly at the expense of online advertising.

Google will have to put in a lot of effort to dominate Samsung mobile devices in the future. In particular, it will have to improve its artificial intelligence, called Bard. This is still far behind competitive solutions. If this does not improve drastically in the next few months, there is a danger that users will start to leave the Google web search engine for better alternatives.