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The Epic Games v. Apple court shenanigans somehow managed to involve debating whether a banana should wear clothes.
According to emails presented by Epic Games in its trial against Apple, Phil Schiller wondered how long Apple could charge a 30% fee in the App Store.
The Apple versus Epic legal battle is still underway, but new information has come to light that showed at one point they wanted to work together.
The Epic v. Apple legal battle kicks off today and CEO Tim Sweeney will be there on day one.
It's all about money, just as it's always been.
According to a deposition with Epic’s vice president of business development, the company views xCloud as a competing service.
Apple has been denied a pretrial motion against Epic Games asking for sanctions against the Fortnite-maker over claims Epic Games failed to properly disclose witnesses.
In an interview with the Toronto Star, Apple CEO Tim Cook had some thoughts about the upcoming Epic Games trial.
According to new court documents filed by Apple, the Epic Games Store appears to still be far away from reaching profitability.
Epic Games has filed a complaint with UK antitrust authorities in support of the body's investigation into Apple and alleged anticompetitive behavior.
A lawyer for Apple has told an Australian federal court that Epic Games is trying to change its access to iOS and the App Store in "fundamental and self-serving ways".
Apple and Epic will meet in court starting May 3 depending on the COVID-19 situation.
In addition to the deposition, Judge Thomas S. Hixon has also denied Apple's request to subpoena documents between Samsung and Epic.
The press package includes a jacket with a logo similar to Apple's as well as a Galaxy Tab S7 and note asking people to join in on the marketing campaign.
