Latest about Apple vs Epic
Apple says less than 1% of app rejections appealed by developers
Apple has told the court in the Epic Games trial that less than 1% of developers appeal decisions by Apple to reject apps, and that these appeals are "usually" upheld.
App Store head says Apple promotes competitors' apps 'all the time'
As part of the ongoing trial between Epic Games and Apple, Apple's VP of the App Store has told the court that Apple has promoted competing apps since before 2010 and that it continues to do so.
Email reveals Apple had given Hulu special access to App Store API
As the fourth day of the trial carries on, new documents reveal Apple may have offered special perks to certain developers.
Epic vs Apple judge dumbfounded over Apple's xCloud policy
Apple's claim that xCloud on iOS would require a separate app for each game has come under scrutiny from Judge Gonzalez Rogers during the Apple vs Epic Games trial.
App Store xCloud row saw streaming service Shadow removed from iOS
New information from the Apple vs Epic Games trial has revealed that Microsoft's row with Apple over xCloud on iOS got cloud platform Shadow temporarily booted from the App Store.
Epic Games vs Apple: Day 1 sees opening skirmish, court line hijacked by kids
Day one of the Epic Games vs Apple antitrust trial is in the books, here's everything that went down on the first day in court.
Epic Games would have accepted special deal with Apple, says CEO
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has said it would have accepted a special deal offered to them and no other developers.
Tim Cook had no idea who Tim Sweeney was three weeks after Fortnite WWDC presentation
An email sent by Tim Cook in 2015 reveals he had no idea who Tim Sweeney was just three weeks after Fortnite for iOS was previewed at WWDC.
Apple debated whether or not to bring ads to the App Store back in 2015
According to emails released as part of the Epic v. Apple trial, Apple debated on whether or not to offers ads to developers in the App Store.
Steve Jobs once called Facebook 'Fecebook' in internal email
New internal emails about Facebook from within Apple show that Steve Jobs once called the company 'Fecebook' during a disagreement over Apple's App Store and Facebook's iPad app.
