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US appeals court agrees to pause Google app store reform order for now
A U.S. appeals court on Friday agreed to delay a sweeping overhaul of Google's app store Play, as the technology giant continues to challenge a judge's order requiring the reforms in a lawsuit brought by “Fortnite” video game maker Epic Games.
Today, a three-judge panel affirmed the lower court’s decision in Epic v. Google, according to a full opinion you can read ...
In its loss to Epic Games in court, Google has just a few weeks to implement some massive changes in the Play Store and ...
While Apple largely won the lawsuit that Epic Games levied against it back in 2020, Google hasn't been as lucky. Google today ...
Epic Games will soon bring Fortnite and other titles back to Android platforms following a legal victory that allows it to ...
Currently, there’s no word on what games would populate an Epic Games Store on Android. That is, besides Fortnite, which has been distributed via the “Epic Games Launcher” since 2019.
The Epic Games Store will launch on Android and iOS later this year. Apart from hosting all of Epic's own games, including Fortnite, it should list games from third-party game developers ...
When Epic Games opened support for third-party games in January, only 20 Android gaming apps were available in the store. Now, it is adding a second batch of Android games.
A U.S. appeals court upheld a verdict against Alphabet's Google, requiring it to modify its Play Store practices following antitrust claims by Epic Games. The case centered on allegations that Google ...
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