Samsung Reportedly Drops Plans to Replace Google with Bing in Galaxy S24
Recent reports suggest that Samsung has abandoned its rumored plan to replace Google with Bing as the default search engine on its in-house browser app for the upcoming Galaxy S24 smartphone. The decision, apparently driven by concerns over user disruption and the potential impact on its relationship with Google, comes as a relief to the search giant. While Samsung's consideration of such a move was surprising, it indicates the evolving landscape of search and the growing influence of intelligent chatbots. This blog post explores the potential implications and future prospects for search engines in a changing technological landscape . Samsung's Internal Review and Reversal: According to the Wall Street Journal (via The Verge), Samsung had been conducting an internal review to assess the feasibility of switching from Google to Bing as the default search engine on its Internet Browser app. However, the review has now been suspended, with Samsung reportedly wary of potential user