Google rejects EU anti-trust charges over Android

The EU now has three cases on the go against Google
The EU now has three cases on the go against Google

US Internet giant Google on Thursday rejected EU allegations that it abused its market dominance of its hugely succesful Android mobile phone operating system.

"Android hasn't hurt competition, it's expanded it," said Kent Walker, and general counsel of Google, said in a blog.

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