Apple has picked a new favorite search engine and Google is feeling the cold shoulder

Posted by James Nagy | Jun 4, 2014 | Technology | 0 |

Well, it looks like Google is getting the cold shoulder from Apple after the latest at the WWDC. They’ve chosen Bing as the default search engine on OS X Yosemite, and have revealed that Safari users will have the option to set the default search to DuckDuckGo on both new Mac and mobile operating systems.

From ReadWrite:

“At Monday’s Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple unveiled its new Mac operating system, OS X Yosemite and with it introduced a new way to search for files on your computer, on the Web or in the App Store.”

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