Cupertino-based giant Apple is working on its own search engine in a new bid to compete with its biggest rival, Google, a report says.
According to a report quoting a tech blogger named Robert Scoble, Apple The new search engine is expected to be announced during next year’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC 2023). Blogger predicts that Apple will launch its own search engine going forward Google, Scoble said in a series of tweets that the Apple search engine will start working as early as January 2023. In a TechRadar report, Scoble said he got the information partly from conversations with sources and partly from cuts.
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In the report, Scoble also says that WWDC 2022 which starts tonight will be “the most expensive product launch ever”. He said that Apple may announce the search engine in January next year. Now, while the Apple search engine is something we’ve never heard of before. Given Google’s penetration, it will be difficult for any company to reach that level, at least in the near future. However, given that Apple’s products are one of the most common in the world, the company could easily get millions of users by making its new search engine the default on all products. iphone And macbook,
Apple is all set to start its main WWDC 2022 event from today. The company is expected to launch iOS 16, iPadOS 16, WatchOS 9, macOS 13 and other software-based products. Apple is also rumored to launch the company’s software, RealityOS, for the much-anticipated mixed reality headset.
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A report says that Apple may also launch the new Apple M2 chipset in tonight’s keynote, and introduce the next-generation MacBook Air alongside a new Mac mini model. Both the 2022 MacBook Air and Mac Mini are said to be powered by the Apple M2 chip, which has been in the news for some time.
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