Google will charge search providers to be the Android default in Europe

The Verge, here. 

Google to suggest 10 browser and search engine alternatives for Android users in Europe

Venture Beat, here. 

Google lets Android users choose browsers to ease EU antitrust concerns

Reuters, here. 

Google rival wants more details about Google's Android proposal

Reuters, here. 

Supporting choice and competition in Europe

Google, here.

Google Assistant aura doit à son propre bouton sur plusieurs smartphones

Numérama, ici. 

The First major truly "open" Android phone in the wake of the Android remedies?

Google still claimed to be blocking search rivals on Android, despite Europe’s antitrust action

TechCrunch, here. 

WITH UNCERTAIN DAMAGE THEORY COME UNPREDICTABLE EFFECTS OF REMEDIES: “LIBRES PROPOS” ON THE ANDROID CASE

F. Marty, J. Pillot, here. 

Android remedies: tearing down the wall?

Yours very truly, here. 

Google sets Android security updates rules but enforcement is unclear

Search Security, here. 

Google seemingly preparing Assistant for Europe Android app unbundling w/ Voice Action Services

9to5Google, here and here. 

Google could finally face serious competition for Android

The Verge, here. 

Google tax on Android makers in the EU: Fee offset if Search and Chrome included alongside Play Store, of course

The Register, here. 

Android and that Google's Blog Post on Proposed Remedies

VergeCast, here (from 40:32)

Google app suite costs as much as $40 per phone under new EU Android deal

The Verge, here. 

Want to understand the future of Android in Europe? Look at China

The Verge, here. 

Évolution d’Android en Europe : vers des smartphones plus chers ?

Numérama, ici. 

Google will start charging Android device makers a fee for using its apps in Europe

The Verge, here. 

As Google splits Android in Europe, it risks losing control of its empire

Wired.co.uk, here.