Lawsuits

Game emulators are arriving on the App Store, and you can play right now.

Browser companies want Apple to do more to help users make informed choices.

Apple restrictions change to allow for classic games to be emulated.

A recent study shows that Google Maps is the top pick for navigation apps, even on iPhones. It's evidence against the DOJ's case for iPhones being anti-competitive.

Apple agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging Tim Cook defrauded shareholders for $490 million with a pension fund from Norfolk in the UK.

Apple’s more than decade-long legal troubles with VirnetX appear to be finally at an end as a final appeal was not heard by a judge.

Apple has decided to settle its lawsuit with Rivos, the chip startup that it sued over poaching its engineers to design chipsets to compete with Apple.

Apple has started sending $92.17 to those affected by the iPhone 6 and iPhone 7 throttling lawsuit after three and a half years.

The U.S. Justice Department is getting close to filing an antitrust case against Apple, with a case expected to be filed as early as the first half of 2024.

Claiming on behalf of 25 million users, a lawsuit accuses Apple of throttling devices.

Apple faced with class action lawsuit in the UK due to developers being unhappy with high commissions on the App Store.

A law firm based in Seattle has filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple over the "Error 53" issue.