The duopoly that Apple and Google hold over mobile phone browsers is causing consumers to lose out and is dampening ...

If the US Department of Justice has its way, Google will soon no longer be allowed to pay for the default search facility.

If Apple and Google don’t make it easier for users to discover third-party browsers, the companies will not have as much of a competitive need to improve Safari and Chrome.

They're accused of restricting developers from using different browser engines, keeping Google as the default search engine, ...

Apple and Google face problems in the UK because of their mobile browsers. A commission of inquiry concluded that they are ...

The massive 611-page report, published this week by the Competition and Markets Authority, pulls no punches in criticizing ...

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has determined that the country's mobile browser markets are "not working ...

A UK antitrust body has criticized Apple and Google's dominance over the mobile browser market, saying that it is holding back innovation.

Apple responded by saying it values competition but believes the proposed changes would hurt user privacy and security. Google emphasized Android’s openness and its commitment to fair regulations that ...

The UK competition watchdog has effectively told Apple that it must allow free and open competition between iPhone web ...

The report primarily blames Apple and Google for limiting competition in the mobile browser space, restricting choices for users.

A U.K. competition authority investigation of Apple and Google's mobile browsers has concluded that the mobile duopoly's ...