Sarah Bond says the store is launching on the web, versus an app, so it's accessible across all devices, all countries, no matter what, independent of the policies of closed ecosystem stores.
The NCLAT has told both the parties to submit their replies before the next hearing on May 24
Tech giant says it has strengthened its processes for taking in and reviewing developers
Previously, the Google app store for Android devices, called Play Store, allowed one download at a time, pushing other requests for apps download to the queue
The internet governance model offers an alternative model to address the challenges posed by a network economy
To mark World Health Day, Britannia plans to make the app accessible to consumers through the Google Play Store and Apple App Store
The High Court noted that Google's application was dismissed due to a lack of inventive steps. However, Google claimed that the application was abandoned before EPO
The complaint pertains to the operation of several of Google's aggregator platforms in India, which are registered in foreign countries, including Singapore and the US
Rise of India's mobile economy has everyone scrambling for a piece
Asks the Director General to submit a report within 60 days
CCI has asked the director general to complete the investigation and submit a report within 60 days
The app developers and Google representatives have also agreed to establish a forum to facilitate ongoing dialogue aimed at reaching a resolution within the next 100-120 days, Khanor informed
While targeting Indian companies, large traffic generators are refusing to pay fair share charges, says COAI
The dominance of app stores calls for regulation
Google has agreed to restore delisted Indian apps on its Play Store and will work on a solution to the contentious payment issue, IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Tuesday. Google and startups had multiple rounds of discussion with the government on Monday, following which the tech giant agreed to restore the delisted apps. "We believe Google, and the startup community will be able to arrive at a long-term solution in the coming months," the minister said.
App developers said Google was using its dominant position to charge exorbitant commissions of 15-30% for its services
Startup executives on Monday met India's deputy IT minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar who told them he was concerned by the removal of the apps
8 of 10 delisted apps back on Play Store
The parties concerned have sought a meeting with the government on Monday to discuss the contentious issue, sources aware of the development said
A few more apps came back on Play Store on Sunday after they complied with Google's billing policy, even as the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) expressed concerns as the majority of apps removed remained delisted. Murugavel J, founder and CEO of matrimony.com, said that only eight of the company's apps, including Bengali Matrimony, Marathi Matrimony, Tamil Matrimony, Jodii and Bharat Matrimony were reinstated on Sunday, but only after they accepted Google's terms. A vast majority of its 100-plus apps are still not restored on Play Store, he said. "In spite of the government's clear message on the issue, Google has not taken steps to reinstate all the apps that had been delisted by it over billing policies," Murugavel told PTI. IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday made it clear that the removal of apps by Google was unacceptable and that "startups will get the protection they need". Tension between Google and some Indian apps flared on Friday after the tech gia