Aravind Srinivas wants iPhone users to stop before they tap download today. He says the “Comet” you see on the App Store is an impostor, and you risk your data if you install it. In posts on X, ...

Perplexity might not have the same dedicated fanbase as ChatGPT, or the financial backing of Google’s Gemini, but the search giant has quickly become one of my go-to AI tools, silently replacing ...

The AI-powered answer engine startup has rebuilt its iPad app, in an attempt to broaden its appeal to students and professionals who rely on the iPad for their daily tasks. Here are the details.

From flashlight and calendar moves to screen reading and tap prompts, each assistant revealed neat strengths and awkward ...

The Perplexity help page states, "Do not update your payment information via the App Store or Google Play. A new, separate ...

Perplexity has rebuilt its iPad app from the ground up. You now get an experience designed for the iPad, not a stretched iPhone app. The goal is clear. Perplexity wants to attract students and ...

“Hey Siri, book me a table for four people, 7 PM, at Blue Tokai coffee shop in New Friends Colony.” None of the responses fulfilled my request. Not even remotely. Next, I switched to the Perplexity ...

Perplexity's Comet AI browser is now available as a standalone app for iPhone users. The tool initially debuted last summer on PCs, but cost $200 a month. The new app is free, as is the ...

Perplexity spent the past year running one of the biggest AI growth experiments, giving its premium service away to customers of Indian telecom giant Airtel. Now, as the earliest of those free ...

Samsung has introduced the world’s first Perplexity AI-powered app for smart TVs. Available now on all 2025 Samsung models, the app enables users to ask questions and receive instant, visually ...

Perplexity made major strides this week -- launching its browser app Comet for iOS with Google as the default search engine, and medical and health search features that will gain support and feedback ...

Perplexity Portable Computer now runs locally on Windows RTX PCs with 24GB VRAM, giving IT teams new hardware, security, and data-flow checks.