Apple Tries to Save $20 Billion Google Search Deal By Saying It’s Unnecessary

Apple defends its $20 billion Google deal by downplaying its importance

Apple has 20 billion rea$ons to say its Google Search deal isn’t necessary....

Apple tries to save $20 billion Google Search deal by saying it's unnecessary

LOS ANGELES — Apple Inc made an unusual pitch in its bid to save a lucrative search partnership with Alphabet Inc's Google, saying that the deal might not be necessary in the long run and that even the iPhone may fall out of use.

Apple Tries to Save $20 Billion Google Search Deal By Saying It’s Unnecessary

Apple Inc. made an unusual pitch in its bid to save a lucrative search partnership with Alphabet Inc.’s Google, saying that the deal might not be necessary in the long run and that even the iPhone may fall out of use.

Why a key Apple executive is telling a judge that AI is replacing Google search

Apple executive tries to persuade the court that it should continue to receive $20 billion from Google every year.

Apple calls Google Search deal non-essential, yet pushes to keep it

Apple claimed that its deal with Google Search might not be necessary in the long run, while trying to save its partnership with Alphabet, Google’s parent company. This argument was laid out by Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of services, who made the case while testifying at the U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust trial against Google. The case focuses on whether Google’s dominance as the default search engine on Apple devices violates …

Will We Need an iPhone in 10 Years? Maybe Not Says One Apple Exec

Last year, a federal court judge ruled Google has a monopoly in the search and advertising business. One centerpiece of the trial was Apple’s search deal with Google, wherein Google gets to be the default search engine for Apple’s Safari web browser. Google pays Apple over $20 billion a year for this coveted piece of digital real […]Read More...