Google Could Pay Apple $1 Billion To Be Remain Default Search Engine on iOS

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Dave
Dave
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02/12/13
11:03 AM
172 posts

Interesting to see this, but Google knows ROI when it sees one.

My question is do they even need to do this? I feel most people would change their default Search Engine to Google, but what do you think?

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Chris
Chris
5282
02/12/13
11:08 AM
316 posts

Its probably more of a territory claim than actual ROI. The last thing that Google wants (besides Congressional oversight) is to see Bing as the default search for iPhones and iPads.


Paul
Paul
5283
02/12/13
11:12 AM
87 posts

I don't think the majority of users are savvy enough to change their default search so I'd guess that it is about the ROI.


Chad
Chad
5284
02/12/13
11:19 AM
338 posts

I agree with Paul. Changing your default mobile search engine takes some work. Plus those users are also likely to be the ones who clicks on ppc ads.


Adam
Adam
5285
02/12/13
11:31 AM
809 posts

I guess they see $1 billion as a small number LOL!


Jason G.
Jason G.
5286
02/12/13
11:36 AM
150 posts

Smart move because between apple and android OS's Google would have a majority share , probably about 70%, of all smart phones and tablets. This would leave the Window's phones and tablets as the only devices without Google. This is a power move for sure. They should make that $1 billion back fast!


Brian Long
Brian Long
5287
02/12/13
11:37 AM
190 posts

I think Apple will have no problem shaking hands on this one. Especially with them still licking their wounds from Apple Maps.


Jason G.
Jason G.
5288
02/12/13
11:41 AM
150 posts

Brian Long said: I think Apple will have no problem shaking hands on this one. Especially with them still licking their wounds from Apple Maps.


I agree Brian, Google works, and Apple would be smart to do this simply to make sure the mobile experience is the best it can be. Apple may be trying to put the CUSTOMER FIRST.......


Paul
Paul
5289
02/12/13
11:53 AM
87 posts

Well in another thread we learned that Google makes about $1,000 per second, $3.6 million an hour. At that rate, they will recoup this $1 billion in 277 hours which is just under 12 days. notbad.jpg


Josh
Josh
5291
02/12/13
12:13 PM
92 posts

I can't wait til I make $3.6 million an hour.


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