U.S. v. Google: Silicon Valley Giant Changed Agreements to Help Android Devices Compete with Apple, Former Executive Says

Published on Nov 08, 2023

Google (GOOG) has used its revenue sharing agreements with wireless carriers and mobile phone makers to improve the Android ecosystem and better compete with Apple’s (APPL) iPhones, a former executive for the search giant said today at the company’s antitrust trial. Jamie Rosenberg, a former vice president who oversaw Android negotiations from 2016 to 2019, […]

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