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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.
With a US court affirming Google's monopoly verdict, Epic Games may soon bring Fortnite and its app store back to Android ...
Epic Games will soon bring Fortnite and other titles back to Android platforms following a legal victory that allows it to ...
The Epic Games Store will return to the Google Play Store after winning a legal battle, which lasted over four years.
Fortnite’s developer continues its courtroom saga as Google appeals the judge's year-old decision to allow the Epic Games ...
The original dispute traces back to the rapid rise of mobile gaming and, specifically, the popularity of Epic's Fortnite.
Today, that appeals court affirmed the lower court’s decision in Epic v. Google, according to an full opinion you can read at ...
A 9to5 Google report emerged over the past week which suggested Epic Games had submitted Fortnite to Google Play in the hopes of a special exception to the 30 percent rule. Google said no.
Epic Games promo image for the Fortnite game. Epic Games Hours after getting bounced from Apple’s App Store for iPhone and iPad, the hit Fortnite game has been banned from Google Play as well.
The Epic Games Store on Android maintains your persistent status in games across platforms, and earlier this year, the ...
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