Latest about Apple vs Epic
Epic has submitted Fortnite and other apps to Apple for final notarization, meaning Victory Royale is back on the menu.
Apple and Epic Games are heading to court over new claims App Store rules violate an injunction that came into force in January 2024.
Epic "have committed to follow the rules", Apple statement explains.
Epic Games is looking to bring Fortnite back to iOS via its own app store, and it now has a developer account.
Apple will finally allow web purchases from third-party developers but there’s a pretty huge catch that Epic Games plans on fighting in court.
Epic Games has asked the Supreme Court to take a look at its ongoing legal spat with Apple over App Store payment handling.
Epic Games says the district court in its App Store trial with Apple has led astray and got its ruling wrong.
Apple has received support from developer Roblox, the Americans for Prosperity Foundation, and former national security experts in its legal fight against Epic Games.
Apple says that Epic Games has failed to prove that the court made any errors in ruling it did not have a monopoly on mobile game transactions last year.
In a series of developments in the Epic Games vs Apple appeal, 35 U.S. states, the U.S. government, and Microsoft have all thrown their weight behind Epic Games in its legal battle with Apple.
NVIDIA's Aashish Patel has confirmed that October is "the potential date of release" of Fortnite on iOS through its GeForce now cloud gaming service.
Epic Games says the court erred on four key issues regarding the App Store trial that it lost last year, and has demanded that an appeals court vacate the rulings against it.
New insight into emails sent between Microsoft and Apple appears to show the Xbox giant was willing to compromise with Apple over cloud gaming and its Xbox Cloud Gaming service.
Apple has more time to fight changes to the App Store that were originally ordered from the Epic v. Apple trial.
Epic Games lawsuit against Apple will proceed in Australia after a court rejected Apple's bid to see proceedings halted.
Apple has asked the Court of Appeal to stay an injunction passed down against the company in the Epic Games trial.
