After a five-year absence, Fortnite has made its long-awaited comeback to the US App Store, reigniting conversation around ...

A Fortnite leaker claims that the Apple skin, previously made available for free during the #FreeFortnite campaign, will ...

After a five-year legal battle, a judge has forced Apple to allow Epic Games's Fortnite back on the iOS platform.

Cramer is worried that Apple is losing easy revenue through regulatory tussles, geopolitical pressure, and OpenAI’s latest ...

Fortnite will bring back Tart Tycoon, an extremely rare skin that was last available in 2020. Best part? It will be free!

Apple users are starting to get ways out of the iPhone maker’s so-called “walled garden" which imposes restrictions and fees ...

Update: Epic Games says it has submitted Fortnite to the U.S. App Store for review. The ball is now in Apple’s court to approve the app submission. If Fortnite does return to the U.S. App Store ...

Last month, Rogers found Apple in contempt of a 2021 injunction that arose from a lawsuit filed by “Fortnite” maker Epic Games and referred the company for potential criminal charges.

Apple is also challenging part of the judge's order that bars the company from restricting where developers place links to make purchases outside of an app. Epic Games did not immediately respond ...

The judge had found Apple in contempt for not following a previous order. Apple argues the changes would harm its business, while the case from Epic Games continues. Apple has asked a federal appeals ...

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney — the guy behind Fortnite — has been fighting Apple over its App Store rules for five years. Last week, Sweeney won what could be a far-reaching victory — if it ...

which found the company in contempt of an earlier order in a 2020 antitrust lawsuit brought by Epic Games. US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers said in her decision that Apple willfully failed to ...