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06-21-2025 12:34 PM (Last edited 06-21-2025 12:36 PM ) in
Tech Talk🧠 Draft Title: "Why Samsung Needs Its Own Search Engine — A Strategic Leap Toward Independence"
✳️ Introduction:
As a long-time Samsung user and tech observer, I believe the time has come for Samsung to make its next bold move — build or acquire its own independent search engine. With increasing signs of Google tightening control over Android, AI, and search layers, Samsung should accelerate its vision toward ecosystem independence.
🔍 The Problem:
Currently, Samsung still depends on Google Search by default, despite already developing its own browser (Samsung Internet), voice assistant (Bixby), and AI (Gauss). However, this search layer remains under Google's influence, which:
- Limits data ownership
- Reduces ad revenue potential
- Keeps Samsung’s AI (Bixby, Gauss) tied to Google’s search behavior
- Threatens Samsung’s long-term software autonomy
💡 The Opportunity:
Samsung has the scale, user base, and experience to build or partner in a privacy-centric, AI-integrated search engine. Just as Apple is gradually building its own search platform (Applebot, Spotlight Search), Samsung too can lay the foundation for “Galaxy Search” or “One Search.”
🔄 Three Strategic Paths for Samsung:
1. Acquire or Partner with Brave Search
- Brave is privacy-first, runs its own index, and aligns with Samsung’s user-trust philosophy.
- Samsung can integrate Brave Search into Samsung Internet, Bixby, and One UI.
- Potential to co-brand as “Samsung Brave Search” with ad-free and fast search experience.
2. Collaborate with DuckDuckGo or a similar player
- DuckDuckGo focuses on privacy, minimal tracking, and can power a “Samsung Secure Search”.
- Samsung can add a new default in One UI: “Private Search powered by DDG”.
3. Build a Proprietary Search Engine from Scratch
- Combine Gauss AI, Samsung Internet, and a custom crawler
- Embed in Bixby, One UI, and Galaxy Store
- Result: full-stack integration from hardware to search intelligence
- Name options: Galaxy Search, One Search, Samsung Discover
💰 Strategic Benefits:
Area Samsung GainsSearch Engine | Data ownership, Google independence |
AI | Seamless integration with Bixby + Gauss |
Ads | 100% revenue from ad platform |
Ecosystem | Full control like Apple (search, voice, store, OS) |
Identity | Tie-in with Samsung Account (future Samsung Email ID system) |
🌐 Ecosystem Example:
Just like Apple combines:
- Safari + Siri + Spotlight + AppleBot + iCloud
Samsung can integrate:
- Samsung Internet + Bixby + Perplexity AI + Galaxy Search + Samsung Account
🔮 The Long-Term Vision:
With its own chips (Exynos), OS foundation (Tizen/AOSP hybrid), AI model (Gauss), and store (Galaxy Store), Samsung’s missing piece is a search engine.
Filling this gap could:
Filling this gap could:
- Unlock full ecosystem independence
- Compete directly with Google and Apple
- Give users more privacy and value
- Solidify Samsung as not just a hardware brand, but a tech ecosystem leader
✍️ Final Note:
This vision comes from observing Samsung’s recent bold moves — investing in Perplexity AI, advancing Gauss, refining One UI, and developing its own silicon. The next leap is inevitable:
“Samsung must control the search layer, or risk always serving someone else’s system.”
It’s time to bring Galaxy Search to life.
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📌 Originally conceptualized by:
Aryan— Samsung Power User & Ecosystem Visionary (2025)
Aryan— Samsung Power User & Ecosystem Visionary (2025)
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KingSudip
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06-21-2025 03:04 PM in
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Or Samsung can just make there own local hosted search engine,, actually you can do that too on your local device, you don't have to take any subscription or partnerships to any search engine providers....I use "searxng" an open-source search engine running locally on my device & can search the whole Internet without any restrictions by default
