Two of the world’s leading AI startups, OpenAI and Perplexity, this week launched their own AI‑powered web browsers in a direct challenge to Google Chrome’s two‑thirds share of the global market ...

Google has long been accused of using its control over Android to push its own ecosystem, from Search to Chrome to the Play Store. While the company has made concessions in some regions due to ...

The timing isn’t subtle. Perplexity recently unveiled Comet, an AI-first browser built to make search feel conversational and ...

OpenAI's Next Move: An AI Web Browser to Rival Chrome Android Headlines Severe thunderstorm warnings began popping off in the ...

If Chrome feels more like a chore than a choice, these Android browsers offer privacy, speed, and features people actually ...

AI-enhanced search answers are just the beginning for the tech industry's plans to revolutionize the way people access ...

Google's Chrome faces new competition from OpenAI's browser, but with a 68% market share and support from YouTube & Waymo, ...

Perplexity launched its own browser called Comet, and I have a big reason to avoid it. Spoiler, it’s not the price.

"While Chrome maintains its dominant share, these experiments indicate a strategic curiosity toward agent-led, context-aware ...

The AI-native browsers aim to streamline workflows and redefine web interaction, posing a serious threat to Google’s dominance.

OpenAI is planning to release its own web browser in the coming weeks, featuring ChatGPT as the default search engine and the ...

OpenAI is planning to introduce a web browser that would be available as an alternative to Safari and Google Chrome, reports ...