A judge ruled Friday that Apple doesn’t have to allow Fortnite back in the App Store while its developer, Epic Games, sues the tech giant, an initial victory for Apple as the high-stakes legal battle …
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U.S. judge rules Apple could bar Epic Games’s ‘Fortnite’ from App Store
A federal judge in California on Friday ruled in an injunction request that Apple Inc
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Judge blocks Apple from retaliating against Unreal Engine, Fortnite to remain off App Store
A federal judge on Friday granted Epic Games’ petition to prohibit any action by Apple against the Unreal Engine, but denied the game maker’s bid to reinstate Fortnite to the App Store.
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Apple Does Not Need to Return Fortnite to App Store, Judge Rules
Fortnite’s parent company, Epic Games, had broken its contract with Apple, a federal judge found. The case goes to trial next year.
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Apple is starting to ship devices directly from its stores
Apple is shifting how it ships devices to consumers: instead of sending out all of its hardware products directly from China or from local warehouses, the company is now going to use its network of …
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Apple now using retail stores as distribution centers in North America
Apple recently began to use its vast chain of brick-and-mortar Apple Store locations as nodes in a product distribution network, enabling faster receipt of items than those shipped from China.
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iPhone 12 to Have Major Performance Improvements [Updated]
Apple’s upcoming iPhone 12 lineup is likely to see major performance and efficiency improvements thanks to the A14 Bionic Processor.
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iPhone 12 isn’t the only Apple announcement we expect on Oct. 13: Homepod and more
Apple just announced another virtual event, happening Oct. 13. And there are still a few products we’re waiting to see.
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‘iPhone 12 mini’ & ‘iPhone 12 Pro Max ship mid-November, says leaker
A new leak claims that Apple’s new “HomePod mini” will be $99 and half the height of the original, plus details a release schedule for the whole of the “iPhone 12” range.
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iPhone 12 vs. iPhone 11: Main differences based on the buzzing rumor mill
Based on the rumors we’ve heard so far, here’s how the iPhone 12 will compare to the iPhone 11 — and if you should upgrade.
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Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 12 next week at its most important event of the year. Here’s everything we plan to see.
Apple’s much-anticipated iPhone 12 lineup will likely be announced on October 13. Here’s what to expect.
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Apple Leak: 4X And 5X Optical Zoom For iPhone, 5G, MagSafe, HomePod Mini
If you love MagSafe years ago as a way to charge your Mac while not endangering its existence, the October 13 “Hi Speed” Apple event might make you very happy.
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5G on iPhone 12 probably won’t be as great as you think, and here’s why
The biggest feature on the next iPhone is something being built by its carrier partners. That’s foreign territory for Apple.
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Apple iPhone 12 Launch May Unveil Wireless Charging Pad Called MagSafe
Remember MagSafe, the brilliant magnetic connector on the MacBook? Looks like it will reappear in the coming days as a wireless charging pad.
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This week in Apple: iPhone 12 pricing rumors, ‘Mini’ specs, launch event, more!
In other Apple news, we got some more information on possible specs for the supposed iPhone 12 Mini, we found out the official launch date of the iPhone 12 series, we found out about Apple removing …
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ProBeat: Google should have picked Microsoft’s app store principles over Apple’s
Google should have set a list of app store principles before Microsoft did, instead of embracing Apple’s 30% tax on in-app purchases.
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