Google’s “I’m Feeling Lucky” button has been a familiar part of its homepage since the launch of the search engine 27 years ago, but the company could be about to ditch it.

In a sudden and unexpected move, Microsoft revealed today that it will retire its Bing Search APIs for developers in August.

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Google's role as the world's premier search product may be about to end. Threats it faces include a government probe and a ...

Google is considering replacing the iconic I'm Feeling Lucky button in Google Search with AI Mode on Google.com.

As concerns around data privacy grow, more users are turning to search engines that offer greater transparency and less ...