Nokia and other companies complain against Google's monopoly because of the Android system

 
Received the European Commission for antitrust today, a formal complaint against the Android system made by a group Fairsearch Europe, a group of competitors to Google, such as Nokia, Microsoft, Oracle and other companies.
And accuses the companies Google relying on Android as "misleading" way to give preference to applications, and in 70 percent of handsets in the market, which is Android's share of the smartphone market.The complaint says that companies that want to use Android, and telephone provide official Google applications, have the obligation to put these applications are clearly on the main screen of the phone.And a Fairsearch added that the Google Android system for free distribution, making it difficult for other companies developed to compensate for operating systems investments in the development of these regulations, and under the control of Google on this large market.According to what indicated that group, what makes matters worse is the status of Google applications in a prominent place within the Android phones.The complaint comes in conjunction with another investigation by the European Union in cases accusing Google's monopoly as well as in the field of research, but the new antitrust complaint against Android is the subject of a separate The European Union declares open another investigation in this case, or chooses not to consider it.