It's Tuesday March 5th.

Welcome to Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today from Motley Fool 1,

Jason Moser and from Fool.com Senior Technology analyst Eric Bleaker.

Good to see you guys.

Hey Hey, we're going to talk the latest

hits with J.C. Penny. We're going to talk Qualcomm. We're going to talk about the

business of Girl Scout cookies and there is a business there. It is a massive

business. I've seen it up close and personal, but we're going to start

with Google. China's technology minister says that Google has too much control of China's smartphone

market. Hold your laughter.

In a white paper authored by the research arm of China's Ministry of Industry and Information

Technology, he said China's mobile operating system research and development is too dependent on Android.

Although Eric, they did take time in the white paper to praise homegrown companies like

Baidu and Alibaba group.

How unexpected. Yeah, exactly.

What do you make of all of this?

Yeah, I mean, it's kind of like too much control by having no control.

Because the interesting thing is, in China, Google's been pretty much eradicated from Android. It's an

open source operating system and for a lot of companies there's hand-set vendors

there's no Google Play there's no Google Maps there's no Google Play, there's no Google Maps, there's no really trace of

Google On instead you've got companies like Baidu taking its spots especially as the

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