Apple calls on court to reject Epic's appeal
But it may be another year before a hearing is called to decide the ongoing antitrust dispute
But it may be another year before a hearing is called to decide the ongoing antitrust dispute
Court stays previous ruling that App Store must allow external links for purchasing items pending the result of Apple's appeal
Judge rules in favour of Apple on nine out of ten counts, but Epic has filed to appeal
Epic says it has paid the $6 million it owed the iPhone maker, but Apple responded it "will not consider any further requests for reinstatement"
Latest episode also discusses Epic vs Apple judgment and pays tribute to Sir Clive Sinclair
Apple must allow app developers to point consumers at alternative payment methods - but there will be many more legal wrangles before the impact on mobile games is clear
Legal experts discuss the ramifications of the recent court decision in the ongoing dispute
Update: Ruling on the merits includes additional insight on why Epic won just one of ten counts
Fortnite firm's antitrust lawsuit to continue after iPhone maker attempted to hold off court proceedings
The Game Attorney's Tom Buscaglia joins us on the show to reflect on the trial
Legal experts mull over both parties' arguments, debate who made the stronger case, and ponder the implications of the final decision for the games industry
But judge warns there's still "quite a bit of work to do" before ruling is made
Apple CEO claims opening up its ecosystem would cause "huge convenience [and] fraud issues"
Apple CEO goes out of his way to avoid admitting basic information in Epic court case
Craig Federighi argues that casual iPhone users are more susceptible to malicious attacks, therefore must be protected
Mobile giant claims Epic gave "no factual, expert or legal support" to its case and "has effectively abandoned this claim"
iPhone maker's games boss Michael Schmid also shares how Apple defines games and entertainment
Fortnite players on iOS generated 13.2% of all in-game revenue in the time the game was available on the App Store
iPhone maker confirms it took more than $20 billion in commission fees between 2008 and 2017
Legal experts weigh in on the second week of the trial and the battle of the economists
Apple Fellow reveals that three quarters of all games on the App Store are completely free with no in-app purchases
As Epic and Apple confuse the courts with their explanations, we reached out to developers and publishers to establish what defines a video game once and for all
Economist unable to back up claims about apps allowing users to make transactions through browsers
Update: Epic files opposition, Microsoft also working on a response
Multiple parties have expressed concern about the antitrust trial exposing information that could cause competitive harm