South Korea to probe Google's Android agreements with Samsung over Tizen
South Korean regulator suspects Google of stifling mobile operating system competition
South Korea to probe Google's Android agreements with Samsung over Tizen
South Korea's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) has launched an investigation into Google in a bid to find evidence that it obstructed the development and adoption of Tizen, the Linux-based open source operating...
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