The Competition Commission of India (CCI) recently asked Google to change its business model, claiming that Google blocked Amazon from developing Fire OS.

Google stated in a lawsuit submitted to the Supreme Court of India that CCI listened to Amazon and imposed a fine on Google without reviewing the facts. The IT House translation is as follows:

• The commercial failure of Fire OS in the global market was caused by poor user experience, and even the Fire Phone was not launched in the Indian market.
• CCI’s claim that Amazon’s Fire OS failure was blamed on Google’s agreement is patently inappropriate.

The CCI earlier concluded that Google’s restrictions “reduce the ability and motivation of device makers to develop and sell Android personnel,” which is not in the interest of consumers.

Amazon believes that the company needs a lot of resources and man-hours to create Fire OS, and Google restricts its development; Google believes that it has not abused its market position and should not pay the fine.

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According to the official preview, the TV comes with Amazon Fire OS 7, measures 32 inches, has a metal bezel-less design, has bottom speakers, supports AirPlay / Miracast, and also connects to dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0.

In addition, the TV has Alexa and Amazon’s voice assistant) button on the remote control, and will also have quick launch buttons for Prime Video, Netflix and Amazon Music.

The exact price of the Redmi Fire TV has not been revealed yet, and other display parameters are yet to be further revealed.

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