Safari is Apple's home-grown web browser and while you might be tempted to use old reliable Google Chrome, there are some really good reasons to use Safari.

I know I’m guilty of that, sticking to Chrome as I bounce from one Android review to another. More recently, though, I’ve been trying out Apple’s Safari on an iPhone 15 to see how well it ...

Google considered blocking Safari users from AI features to avoid potential antitrust cases. A report coming from The Information reveals that Google once thought to block Safari users from ...

Apple's search deal with Google is very lucrative to the company, a court witness claims, with the iPhone maker said to receive about 36% of the revenue generated from Safari search result ...

Google pays Apple roughly $20 billion a year to set Google Search as the default search engine in its Safari browser. So a drop in Safari searches could mean a drop in Google Search traffic ...

Google pays Apple 36 percent of the total revenue that it earns from searches conducted on the Safari browser on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with the number shared by an economics expert testifying ...