New Delhi: Samsung Electronics will reportedly not be switching its smartphones` default search engine from Google to Microsoft`s Bing anytime quickly. According to The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, Samsung has suspended an inside evaluation that seemed into changing Google with Bing on its web-browsing app, which comes pre-installed on the corporate`s smartphones.

In April, there have been stories that Samsung was contemplating switching from Google to Bing as its default search engine on Galaxy telephones. (Also Read: ‘Over My Dead Body’: Musk Tells Investor On Paying Twitter Office Rent)

Previously, Samsung’s choice to change was reportedly influenced by Microsoft’s Bing AI. At the time, the competitors for AI dominance was fierce, and the tech big was decided to not fall behind. (Also Read: 10 Tips To Keep Your Bedroom Cooler During Summer Season)

Despite the revealing of Google’s Bard AI, it did not show any rapid promise on account of its lack of refinement.

However, it stays unclear why the corporate modified its choice, however one risk might be attributed to Google’s latest demonstration of its spectacular AI sport through the Google I/O 2023 occasion.

Meanwhile, as a part of the collaboration with Android system producers, Google is working to forestall random app killings within the background, and Samsung is the primary to take part, which is able to profit Galaxy cellphone house owners when One UI 6.0 based mostly on Android 14 launches later this yr.

The collaboration goals to deal with one in every of Android’s long-standing annoyances — “restrictions on foreground services and background work” throughout units.