Google has a `steep hill to climb` with its Play Store lawsuit
(Android Central)

Google is hit with another lawsuit, this time targeting its Play Store for being anti-competitive and monopolistic. Some experts say that Google will have a `steep hill to climb` to battle this fight, and instead of trying to `point the finger at others,` it needs to start proving its worth. Last week, New York Attorney General and a coalition of 37 state attorney generals slapped Google with a lawsuit alleging that the Play Store has an unfair hold over app distribution on Android and that Google discourages the use of third-party app stores. It also claims that Google puts its own apps ahead of the competition by giving them prominent placement on the best Android phones as pre-loaded apps. `Through its illegal conduct, the company has ensured that hundreds of millions of Android users turn to Google, and only Google, for the millions of applications they may choose to download to their phones and tablets,` Letitia James, New York Attorney General, said in a statement. `Worse yet...