Samsung is reportedly eyeing Perplexity AI as the default assistant for its Galaxy S26, potentially shifting Google’s Gemini. But this isn’t just a simple deal; it might be Google playing 4D chess.

Due to its close relationship with Google, Samsung has been pushing Gemini as its go-to AI assistant on the company's various mobile devices. However, a recent interview between Bloomberg and Samsung ...

A Bloomberg report in June said that the Galaxy S26 might get a surprise AI assistant instead of Google Gemini. It now seems like Samsung and Perplexity are nearing a deal to add Perplexity's AI ...

More recently, the Galaxy S25 was used to show improvements to Gemini, including a new overlay and integration with Samsung's Calendar, Notes, and Clock apps. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25, currently featuring Google Gemini, may soon see its successor, the Galaxy S26, introduce a pivotal shift in AI. Reports indicate Samsung Bixby could be powered by Perplexity AI ...

While Samsung has leveraged Google’s Gemini in major ways on Galaxy devices, the company is apparently looking to Perplexity to upgrade its often-forgotten Bixby assistant. Known Samsung leaker ...

Samsung Electronics (OTC:SSNLF) is actively negotiating with OpenAI and Perplexity AI to bring a broader range of AI services to its next-generation Galaxy devices. The company aims to move beyond ...

Meta reportedly explored acquiring Perplexity AI to strengthen its position in the competitive AI race, alongside interest in other startups like Thinking Machine Labs. While talks didn’t progress, ...

The Galaxy S26 series continues Samsung’s tradition of offering a three-tier lineup, consisting of the S26, S26 Plus, and S26 ...

The Samsung Galaxy Store is giving away a one-year subscription to Perplexity Pro. A one-year membership ordinarily costs $200. Perplexity Pro gives you unlimited file uploads, 300+ daily Pro searches ...

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