Apple is planning to launch its search engine as it develops for its annual WWDC event. A tweet from writer Robert Scoble, which appears after a drift summarising the Apple startles he looks forward to in the coming year, is the source of the conjecture. He proclaimed that the data is based slightly on interactions with informants and slightly on deduction. Apart from this, he made it clear, “This is the most expensive product launch of all time”.

Many have speculated that the Cupertino behemoth would eventually dip its toes in the water due to a short of a long-standing rivalry and competition in the search business between Google and Apple. Even though the value of Google Search is difficult to guess due to the way Alphabet’s profits are outlined, we do understand that it accounts for the majority of the company’s ad revenue, which was approximately $210 billion in 2021.

If Scoble’s information is right, Apple has decided it wants a piece of the action. But why now, specifically? Regarding from a theoretical aspect, it believes that the iOS and Safari install supports have reached critical mass, letting it mount a credible challenge to Google’s dominance. It has been well-being for years from cooperation with Google that makes sure

Apple is also prohibited from releasing a standalone search tool under the terms of this agreement, According to court documents filed as part of a recent class-action lawsuit.