Perplexity APIs power AI browsing on Samsung devices

Samsung has launched Browsing Assist, a conversational AI feature integrated into Samsung Browser on Galaxy Android devices and Windows PCs, powered by Perplexity APIs and initially available in the United States and South Korea. The feature expands an existing Samsung–Perplexity partnership in which Perplexity also supports the native Perplexity assistant and Bixby search and reasoning functions on the Galaxy S26. Built on technology developed for Perplexity’s Comet AI-native browser, Browsing Assist can provide sourced answers, summarize webpages including authenticated pages, search browsing history through natural-language queries, manage tabs, and perform actions across multiple open tabs while maintaining context. It runs on a dedicated single-tenant Perplexity cluster with zero retention of API input data, synchronizes conversations between Galaxy phones and Windows PCs, and will expand to additional devices and regions. Perplexity states that the underlying search, embeddings, and agent capabilities are also available to developers through its API platform.

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