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Google Mobile Services

Google Mobile Services (GMS) is a collection of proprietary applications and application programming interfaces (APIs) services from Google that are typically pre-installed on the majority of Android devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. GMS is not a part of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which means an Android manufacturer needs…

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Google Mobile Services

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples37
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Google Mobile Services

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related to FairSearch · 19
Google Mobile Services → Android, European Commission, Expedia, FairSearch, FairSearch's, Google, Google's, Maps, Microsoft, Mobile Services, Nokia, Numerous European, Oracle, Search, Services, The, They, TripAdvisor, YouTube
related to Abuse of Android dominance · 14
Google Mobile Services → Aaqib Javeed, Android, Competition Commission, GMS, Google, Google LLC, In May, In Prima Facie, India, MADA, Mobile Application Distribution Agreements, Ors, Sukarma Thapar, Umar Javeed
has application · 4
Google Mobile Services → DriveGmailGoogle MeetGoogle MapsGoogle PhotosGoogle, Google SearchGoogle ChromeYouTubeGoogle PlayGoogle, The, TVYouTube Music

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Google Mobile Serviceshas applicationThe0.60section
Google Mobile Serviceshas applicationGoogle SearchGoogle ChromeYouTubeGoogle PlayGoogle0.60section
Google Mobile Serviceshas applicationDriveGmailGoogle MeetGoogle MapsGoogle PhotosGoogle0.60section
Google Mobile Serviceshas applicationTVYouTube Music0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceIn May0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceUmar Javeed0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceSukarma Thapar0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceAaqib Javeed0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceGoogle LLC0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceOrs0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceCompetition Commission0.60section
Google Mobile Servicesrelated to Abuse of Android dominanceIndia0.60section

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