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A California Court has confirmed that Apple's trial against Epic Games over Fortnite, the App Store, and the distribution of software on iOS will begin on May 3, 2021.
Despite Judge Roger's recommendation that the lawsuit be tried by a jury, both Apple and Epic have refused that idea in favor of a court trial.
In today's hearing, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers would not grant Epic an injunction against Apple and recommended the lawsuit go to trial.
Epic Games says it has joined the 'Coalition for App Fairness' to challenge anti-competitive behavior. The group vocally opposes Apple's 30% App Store fee.
Following Apple's request for damages over Fortnite's breach of App Store rules, Epic's CEO isn't happy.
Epic has tweeted to say that Apple is going to prevent Fortnite users from taking advantage of Sign in with Apple "as soon as September 11, 2020".
Apple is pulling out the big guns in its legal battle with Fornite developer Epic Games as it files a counterclaim over breach of contract.
Epic Games parodied the famous "1984" Apple ad and a certain Ridley Scott has mixed feelings about it
Epic Games' entire catalogue of games has disappeared from the App Store after Apple terminated the Epic Games developer account.
Apple is pushing PUBG Mobile and while it might be an amazing coincidence, that's difficult to believe.
Epic has already told everyone that Fortnite Season 2 – Chapter 4 isn't coming to Apple platforms. But it's emailed them, just to make sure they know Apple is the bad guy.
Epic wants to make sure that iOS and iPadOS users know why they're being left behind when Season 4 arrives tomorrow.
Apple has issued a statement in response to the temporary order issued by the judge in the Epic vs. Apple case.
At least one developer says that Epic Games' explanation to judge Gonzalez Rogers does not stack up with its previous filings, and he might be right...
In a hearing on August 24, United States District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers gave hope to Epic's request about its Unreal Engine.
Apple has filed an argument against Epic Games' request for a restraining order that would allow Fortnite back on the App Store.
The event will be the final one iOS can participate in before the next update. Unless Fortnite is added back to the App Store, iOS players won't be receiving updates. Here's what you need to know.
