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Google reportedly pushed for India’s Supreme Court to remove orders issued by the country’s competition authority requiring the company to modify how its Android OS operates, as a legal battle rumbles on.

Google ha solicitado al Tribunal Supremo de India que anule varias órdenes emitidas por la autoridad responsable de la competencia en el país, que le exige modificaciones en el funcionamiento del sistema operativo Android en el marco de una batalla…

Porsche, fabricante de automóviles de lujo, ha entablado conversaciones con Google a fin de adoptar el sistema operativo Android en sus vehículos, tras poner fin a la colaboración con Cariad, la división de I+D en software del grupo Volkswagen (VW),…

Google argued an order by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) directing it to modify how its Android mobile platform works would curb the operating system’s growth in the country, Reuters reported.

Según Associated Press (AP), Google ha presentado ante el Tribunal de Justicia de la Unión Europea (TJUE) un recurso contra la multa de 4.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) fined Google INR13. 4 billion ($162 million) after a probe spanning several years over anti-competitive practices relating to its Android OS, the latest regulator to target the search giant’s grip on the market.

Data from Telsyte showed the Android OS increased its market share from Apple’s iOS in Australia during H1, as consumers looked for new form factors and held onto handsets longer. Sales of smartphones grew 2 per cent year-on-year to 4.