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Tech Competition is Helping Americans. Here's How.
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Wednesday • November 5, 2025
Microsoft Expands Copilot Mode in Edge with Full Rollout of New AI-Powered Browsing Mode
Microsoft has Officially Launched Copilot Mode in Edge with a Range of New Features
“Up until now, using a browser has meant doing all the work yourself — typing, clicking, tab-hopping and task-juggling,” said Sean Lyndersay, Vice President, Microsoft Edge. “Browsers have always been our gateway to the web, but they’ve never truly worked alongside us. “The experience has been static for too long. When was the last time you questioned your browser?” Well, now, according to Microsoft, you can.
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Tuesday • November 4, 2025
Amazon and Perplexity have kicked off the great AI web browser fight
Amazon Says It has ‘Repeatedly Requested’ that Perplexity Stop Allowing Its AI Browser to Purchase Products for Customers
Amazon doesn’t want to be a part of Perplexity’s AI-powered shopping experience. In a post on Tuesday, the ecommerce giant says it has “repeatedly requested” that Perplexity stop allowing its Comet AI browser to buy products for customers, which Perplexity has responded to by accusing Amazon of “bullying.”
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Thursday • October 30, 2025
Samsung’s internet browser is headed to PC
You can Now Try Samsung Internet on PC with New AI Features and Cross-Device Syncing
Samsung is bringing its mobile web browser to bigger screens. It’s launching a beta version of its Samsung Internet on PC with support for cross-device syncing, which should make it easier to access all your browsing data if you’ve never switched to a different default browser on your Samsung device.
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Wednesday • October 22, 2025
OpenAI launches Atlas browser to compete with Google Chrome
OpenAI Introduced Its Own Web Browser, Atlas, on Tuesday, Putting the ChatGPT Maker in Direct Competition with Google
Making its popular AI chatbot a gateway to online searches could allow OpenAI, the world’s most valuable startup, to pull in more internet traffic and the revenue made from digital advertising. It could also further cut off the lifeblood of online publishers if ChatGPT so effectively feeds people summarized information that they stop exploring the internet and clicking on traditional web links.
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Tuesday • October 14, 2025
Mozilla’s Firefox adds Perplexity’s AI answer engine as a new search option
The Company on Tuesday Announced that It’s Bringing AI Answer Engine Perplexity to Firefox, Letting Customers Decide Whether They Want to Use AI
While AI companies, startups, and others are rolling out their own web browsers that embed AI services deep into the web surfing experience, Mozilla’s Firefox is instead allowing its customers to swap out their default search engine for an AI-powered search option in the browser they already use.
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Thursday • October 2, 2025
Perplexity’s Comet AI Web Browser Is Now Available to Everyone
Comet, an AI-Powered Web Browser Built to Take on Google Chrome, is Now Available Free
Unlike a traditional web browser, Comet has an AI assistant built in. It can be called at any point to answer questions about the page being looked at and can use its agent to click on the page and accomplish tasks for the user.
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