European regulators training sights on Google's mobile software


  • TECH
  • Friday, 01 Aug 2014

BRUSSELS/SAN FRANCISCO: European regulators are preparing what could be a stern challenge to Google Inc's mobile software business in the coming months after a nearly four-year investigation into the company's Web search practices left rivals and European politicians dissatisfied. 

Two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said that with a new antitrust chief taking over in November, European regulators are laying the groundwork for a case centred on whether Google abuses the 80% market share of its Android mobile operating system to promote services from maps to search. 

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