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Judge Mehta Rules Google Keeps Chrome and Android in Remedy
“And the judge who brought the ruling on Tuesday, Amit Mehta, basically ruled across the board, none of that needs to happen. It can keep Chrome, it can keep Android, it can continue to pay for distribution within Apple devices, and the partnerships can continu…”
Ramaswamy: Chrome pops up warnings prompting users to revert search defaults
“It's terrifying for us to do that today when Chrome keeps popping up warnings such as, hey, do you want to change your default back?”
Siegler: Google's Disparate Teams Slow Its AI Super-App Development
“It's basically Google's immense size and capabilities become a hindrance in, in the building out of this, right? Because like, imagine that they feel like they have to answer for open AI super app comes, chat GPT super app coming out. And it has, you know, fro…”
Siegler: Gemini's Chrome beta integration is slow and feels un-native
“That integration is not good. It's like very slow. It's also in the upper right-hand corner, but it's not, it doesn't feel native. It just feels like sort of a popover type situation.”
Kantrowitz: Google search will be fine as long as defaults hold
“We are so accustomed to typing things into Chrome, ah, and into the search bar in our Android, and that pulls up Google searches, that as long as they're able to keep those defaults, they're going to be fine, but they may not.”
Roy: Spinning off Chrome or YouTube beats forcing search syndication
“I think it's much cleaner spinoff Chrome. Spin off YouTube, spin off Android, one of those options, something like that would just make a lot more sense to me.”
Srinivas: Google has no incentive to save search users' time
“And there is no incentive for Google to save your time in searches, by the way, because
the whole point for them is that you spend as much time opening, like, 10 tabs on Chrome the browser they control, and give, give the analytics to all of these independen…”