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Live coverage from Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked 2026 in San Francisco builds toward the Galaxy S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra reveals, with hints of Perplexity-powered Galaxy AI, a new Privacy Display, design tweaks, and potential pricing changes amid a RAM shortage; CNET and partner outlets host watch parties and live blogs ahead of the keynote.
Snapchat's shares jumped 25% after announcing a $400 million partnership with Perplexity AI to integrate its answer engine into Snapchat, enhancing user experience with conversational AI, with revenue from the deal expected to start in 2026. The move aims to make AI more personal and social, expanding Snapchat's capabilities and user engagement.
Snap Inc. announced a $400 million partnership with Perplexity AI to integrate its AI-powered search engine into Snapchat, enhancing its AI chatbot capabilities and opening new business avenues, with the integration expected in 2026. The company reported solid Q3 earnings, user growth, and a rebound in advertising revenue, despite challenges related to user engagement and regulatory compliance.
Amazon has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Perplexity AI, demanding it stop allowing its AI browser agent, Comet, from making online purchases on users' behalf, citing violations of terms of service, privacy issues, and negative impacts on the shopping experience. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions over AI agents' roles in e-commerce and user rights, with Amazon developing its own AI shopping tools and exploring partnerships with third-party AI developers.
Samsung has launched a new Perplexity AI app for its 2025 TV models, with older models to follow later this year via OS updates, offering real-time credible answers and content discovery. Users can get a free 12-month subscription to Perplexity Pro by scanning a QR code upon first use, enhancing the TV's functionality with AI-powered assistance for tasks like travel planning, entertainment searches, and more.
Perplexity AI has made a $34.5 billion bid to acquire Google's Chrome browser, raising concerns about regulatory scrutiny, Google's market dominance, and potential impacts on the digital landscape, as Chrome is a key asset for Google’s revenue and control over web content.
Perplexity AI has made a $34.5 billion all-cash bid for Google's Chrome browser, aiming to leverage its user base for AI search advancements amid regulatory pressures and antitrust concerns. The bid includes plans to keep Chrome's open-source code and invest heavily in AI development, but Google is unlikely to sell, potentially leading to a lengthy legal battle.
Artificial intelligence startup Perplexity AI has made an unsolicited $34.5 billion bid to acquire Google’s Chrome browser, amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny and a competitive AI landscape, with the company backing the deal through several investors and launching its own AI-powered browser called Comet.
Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives advocates for Apple to acquire Perplexity AI, a promising AI search engine backed by Nvidia, estimating a $30 billion deal that could significantly accelerate Apple's AI capabilities and strategy, marking a major shift in its M&A approach.
Apple's stock has declined due to concerns over its AI capabilities lagging behind competitors, but recent talks of acquiring AI startup Perplexity could help the company catch up, improve its services, and boost its stock, despite potential challenges and risks involved in such a large acquisition.
Apple is considering a major move into AI by potentially acquiring or partnering with startup Perplexity AI to develop AI search capabilities, as it seeks to catch up with rivals investing heavily in AI technology. The company has been slow to release AI features and faces challenges from competitors like Microsoft, Google, and Meta. The move could be a strategic response to regulatory pressures and the need to diversify revenue sources, especially as its stock has declined 20% year-to-date.
Apple is in early talks to acquire Perplexity AI, a startup with a popular AI-driven search engine and chatbot, in what could be its largest deal ever, potentially to enhance its AI capabilities and reduce reliance on Google.
Apple is considering acquiring Perplexity AI to enhance its AI capabilities and develop an AI-based search engine, potentially integrating it with Siri, amid ongoing discussions and talent acquisition efforts, though no formal offer has been made yet.
Samsung is offering a free 12-month subscription to Perplexity AI Pro, worth $200, to millions of Galaxy phone and tablet owners in the U.S., accessible via the Galaxy Store without needing to purchase a new device, as part of its recent aggressive marketing and trade-in strategies.
The article compares Google AI Overviews and Perplexity AI in various search scenarios, revealing that Perplexity often provides more detailed, engaging, and user-friendly responses, suggesting a potential shift in the dominance of traditional search engines like Google due to advancements in AI-powered search tools.