The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has watered down some of the restrictions imposed by the Competition Commission of Indi...

Last week, Google announced around five changes to the way it operates Android and Google Play billing in India. CCI in its two rulings — o...

Antitrust action is vulnerable to delays over judicial review and the Supreme Court has, by refusing to stay the CCI order and a subsequent...

The US major has now also allowed users to choose their default search engine while setting up a new Android device and introduced changes ...

The changes announced on Wednesday, will allow OEMs to license individual Google apps for pre-installation on their devices (earlier these ...

At a time when internet giant Google is facing a crackdown from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) for its practices pertaining to i...

Google has come under the scanner recently in India with the CCI imposing two stiff penalties on the companies and also asking the tech maj...

Verdicts may hurt Google’s developer base in India as different app stores will need different apps.

The competition watchdog said that Google’s business was found to be driven by the "ultimate intent of increasing users on its platforms"

The legal action by Google against the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) came after the KFTC decided in September last year to fine Google...

The Korea Fair Trade Commission said terms with device makers amounted to abuse of Google's dominant market position that restricted compet...

The CCI has ordered its investigative arm, the Director General, to conduct a probe into Google’s market practices including for anti-compe...

Wants to know if they were barred from using co’s apps, services from Apr 2011 to March 2019.

Competition Commission of India is investigating whether Android operating system is misusing its position to block rivals.

Spearheaded by former Amazon executive Ashish Agrawal, who is the new technology head at Micromax, the OS will be a forked Android.

Since Android is open source, companies can take the code and tweak Android to make it distinctly their own.

Micromax, Karbonn and Spice will be first 3 handset makers to sell these devices to customers, as Google aims to extend the reach into emer...