Google Could Lose Default Search Engine Status on iPhone

Re:Google Could Lose Default Search Engine Status on iPhone by joejohnson on Tuesday March 13, 2012 @07:55PM (#3700950)

Creighton replied, ”Senator, what I was—first, it was a default, not an exclusive. So if you go on your I-Phone, I think it’ll probably take you about 20 seconds to download another app or a different search engine.”

Comments like that make it seem like these guys don't really get the internet...

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Re:Google Could Lose Default Search Engine Status on iPhone by raldi on Tuesday March 13, 2012 @08:19PM (#3701060)

What's wrong with her comments? I think "download a different search engine" is a pretty good set of laymen's terms for what happens when you visit http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bing/id345323231?mt=8 on your iPhone and click "install".

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Re:Google Could Lose Default Search Engine Status on iPhone by cpeterso on Tuesday March 13, 2012 @08:07PM (#3701009)

Those statements were made by Google's lawyer.

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Re:Google Could Lose Default Search Engine Status on iPhone by huggyface on Tuesday March 13, 2012 @08:07PM (#3701006)

Can you explain what you mean? I see nothing wrong with the comment.

Also, the internet really is a series of pipes.

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