Motorola, Samsung and partners integrate Perplexity AI into smartphones

April 17, 2025, 8:20 am

New announcements indicate that Perplexity AI is set to become a built-in feature on future smartphones, with Motorola’s next Razr Flip phones already confirmed to incorporate the innovative assistant. Simultaneously, discussions with Samsung suggest broader adoption across major brands, aiming to enhance user interface and efficiency through deep AI integration. This move reflects a broader industry trend towards embedding advanced AI functionality directly into mobile devices.

theverge.com / Perplexity is reportedly key to Motorola’s next Razr

Perplexity’s AI voice assistant will reportedly play a significant role in the upcoming Motorola Razr expected to be announced April 24th, Bloomberg reports. The news comes after Motorola posted a teaser video of the Razr on social media last week, showing the foldable device animate into the...

androidheadlines.com / Motorola’s Next Razr Flip Phones Will Feature Perplexity AI as a Built-In Assistant

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the-decoder.com / Perplexity AI to come pre-installed on Samsung and Motorola smartphones

The AI startup Perplexity AI is pursuing integration deals with major smartphone manufacturers, securing an agreement with Motorola while continuing discussions with Samsung Electronics despite the latter's strong ties to Google. The article Perplexity AI to come pre-installed on Samsung...

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