Apple’s relationship with Google as its search partner is taking a new turn with Apple’s introduction of visual search, or “Visual Intelligence,” as the iPhone maker dubbed it Monday during the company’s “Glowtime” event. Already, Apple pays Alphabet roughly $20 billion per year to make Google the default search engine in its Safari browser. Now, […]

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