A nearly three-year-old AI startup has caught Meta’s attention, and reportedly Apple’s too. Meta spoke with AI search engine Perplexity about a potential acquisition, although a deal was not reached, ...
Perplexity makes workflows easier by connecting devices.
Perplexity Personal Computer for Windows arrived on July 28, 2026, bringing an AI desktop agent that reads local files, ...
As an Apple consumer, I cannot bring myself to justify the integration of AI features/tools into its products. I am deeply hooked into the Apple ecosystem, only to realize Apple is lagging its ...
Snap inked a $400 million deal with Perplexity to launch an AI-powered search engine. Snap's CEO said this would make AI more personal and fun.
Perplexity’s Comet AI browser is now free for everyone, and you can download it from the official website. It was launched earlier this year for users on the company’s $200 monthly subscription. The ...
Samsung Electronics has announced the launch of the Perplexity AI-powered TV app. Elevating Samsung’s Vision AI Companion, which brings smart, generative AI support to the largest communal screens, ...
This move signals a shift in how AI assistants work on Samsung smartphones. Instead of relying on just one built-in assistant, Samsung is building a multi-assistant system where users can choose ...
Samsung is partnering with Perplexity to bring the startup's AI Search engine to its smart TVs. If you own a 2025 Samsung TV, you can start using the app today. The company will bring the software to ...
Following the recent debut of its Comet browser on Android, Perplexity has now rolled out a major update for its iPad app. The update brings a significant overhaul, including a redesigned interface ...
AI success depends on whether enterprise data is ready, reachable, and close enough to the workloads that need it. In this eSpeaks episode, Dell Technologies’ Vrashank Jain explains why fragmented ...
Perplexity has confirmed that its AI-powered web browser Comet will finally come to the iPhone in March 2026. Expect to have to make significant in-app purchases to maybe make it better than Safari.