While Apple largely won the lawsuit that Epic Games levied against it back in 2020, Google hasn't been as lucky. Google today failed to win

Australia has ruled that Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store are uncompetitive, leading Epic Games to declare victory in its years-long legal case, and announce that "Fortnite" will return to iOS in the country.

An appeals court denies Google's attempt to overturn a 2023 ruling that said its app store is a monopoly, prompting Epic's CEO to declare 'total victory.' But the fight's not over.

The Epic Games Store will return to the Google Play Store after winning a legal battle, which lasted over four years.

Epic Games has won a partial victory in an Australian court against Google and Apple. The court found Tuesday that the tech giants misused their market power against app developers, breaching Australian competition laws.

With a US court affirming Google's monopoly verdict, Epic Games may soon bring Fortnite and its app store back to Android through Google Play Store

Google has failed to overturn a jury verdict that sees it having to allow third-party App Stores such as one by Epic Games.

Google has lost its appeal, clearing the way for the Epic Games Store to launch on the Play Store, according to CEO Tim Sweeney.

Epic Games will soon bring Fortnite and other titles back to Android platforms following a legal victory that allows it to launch the Epic Games Store on Google Play. CEO Tim Sweeney confirmed the news on X, saying the store, which is already available via Epic’s website, will soon arrive on the Play Store as well.

An Australian court just agreed with one of Epic's big claims against Apple and Google, paving the way for a new method of game distribution.

Federal Court finds Big Tech players abused their market power Australia’s Federal Court has given Epic Games another win in its global fight against the way Apple and Google run their app stores.… The Court yesterday delivered its oral decision in a long-running case that,