Rich DeMuro reports on how Samsung users can get a year's worth of premium AI features from Perplexity for free if they have a Galaxy phone. Directions:

The deal comes just a week after news broke that Samsung and Perplexity were in some sort of partnership. Samsung will be preloading Perplexity's app and assistant on future Samsung devices, and plugging Perplexity's AI search engine into the Samsung web browser.

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Srinivas went on to note that the same growth trajectory is possible, especially with the new Comet browser that it's working on.

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I've always used NotebookLM independently. Despite seeing people experiment and pair NotebookLM with tools like OneNote, I never felt the need to team it up with anything else, since what it offered felt complete on its own.

If you've already given Perplexity a try, or would like to in the near future, you'd be glad to know that the AI assistant's Pro tier is currently free-to-claim for one-year for some users.

On Sunday, Bloomberg reported that Samsung is in talks to integrate Perplexity’s search technology into its devices. The deal would not only preload the Perplexity app onto Samsung phones, but also embed its search features directly into Samsung’s web browser and virtual assistant, Bixby.

Samsung has introduced a new offer that could change how Galaxy users access artificial intelligence tools in their devices. If you own a Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet and live in the U.S, you can now get a full year of Perplexity Pro,

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