In case you couldn't tell from the catchy title, the Epic Games v. Apple legal drama has been an ongoing drama in the tech world. And in the latest news, Epic Games reports that Apple has rejected ...

Ahead of the return to District Court for the continued appeals process in the Apple-Epic legal fight, the two companies have ...

What just happened? Epic Games' five-year-long fight with Apple isn't showing signs of ending. The company says that Fortnite, which was supposed to return to iOS devices in the US last week, had its ...

The court order that required Apple to collect no fees from developers who link to purchases outside of the App Store is unconstitutional, Apple said today in a reply brief directed at Epic Games and ...

Apple's five-year war with Epic Games is finally circling the drain -- after getting slapped with contempt in 2025 for ...

Apple has rejected Epic Games' Fortnite iOS App Store submission, preventing its release in the US App Store. The legal battle continues between Epic and Apple over in-app purchases in the App Store.

WASHINGTON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Apple persuaded a U.S. appeals ‌court on Thursday to reverse parts of ‌a court order requiring the iPhone maker to make changes to its lucrative App Store to promote ...

Apple must work out its latest issues with Epic Games or head back to court to prove it has a legal basis for delaying the restoration of Fortnite to its iOS App Store. Fortnite recently re-submitted ...

Apple will not be able to delay a district court battle over fee calculations while it waits to hear whether the U.S. Supreme Court will weigh in on the latest developments in its long-running dispute ...

Apple doesn't want to fight a battle on two fronts in the ongoing Epic Games case, so it has turned to the Supreme Court for a pause on proceedings in the Circuit Courts. The Apple vs Epic case could ...

Epic Games said on Friday that it submitted Fortnite to Apple’s App Store, the month after a judge ruled in favor of the game maker in a contempt ruling. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

The 9th US Circuit Court said parts of a contempt order against Apple were overly broad and must be modified. The appeals court upheld most of the ruling and the existing injunction against Apple.