Apple vs Epic

Apple has filed an appeal against a permanent injunction granted against the company in the Epic Games trial over App Store payments.

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney has announced that Epic Games has paid Apple $6 million as part of the results of the Epic v. Apple lawsuit.

Apple has suffered a blow in the Epic Games lawsuit, with a judge ruling the company must not stop developers linking to other payment methods within their apps.

Following a pretty comprehensive defeat in court, Epic Games has vowed to fight on in its lawsuit against Apple, leaving some fans of Fortnite very upset.

Apple has issued a statement saying that Epic Games can only return to the App Store if it agrees to play "by the same rules as everyone else."

A New South Wales Judge has confirmed that another Apple vs Epic Games court case will proceed to trial in November of 2022.

Today was the last day of testimony in the Epic v. Apple trial. Here's what's next for the lawsuit and when a decision could be made.

Apple has asked the judge in the Epic Games trial to pass a partial judgment on one aspect of the case, Epic's claim that Apple has unlawfully denied Epic access to iOS.

Judge Gonzalez Rogers seems to be warming to the idea that apps should be able to tell users about payment options outside of the App Store.

The Epic Games v. Apple court shenanigans somehow managed to involve debating whether a banana should wear clothes.