Google has requested more time to implement changes mandated by a judge's ruling in its trial involving Epic Games. The company says the rush to introduce third-party app stores into Google Play ...

Google has asked the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to halt the imminent changes required from Judge James Donato’s recent ruling in Epic v.Google.The company already asked Judge Donato to do the ...

Photo by Drew Angerer / Getty Images. Google CEO Sundar Pichai is set to testify on Tuesday in Epic’s lawsuit against Google. Epic plans to call Pichai as a witness as it makes its case alleging ...

The Epic Games ruling is Google's latest setback as it faces other antitrust cases affecting different parts of its sprawling business. In August, a federal judge ruled that Google violated ...

A Google spokesperson confirmed to Ars that Google still plans to appeal the verdict—even though Google already agreed to a $700 million settlement with consumers and states following Epic's win.

Monday's ruling, which details the steps that Google must take, follows a December 2023 decision in the Google/Epic case that found the Google Play store and billing systems violate anti-monopoly ...

The app store environment just got a little more competitive following a decision by a U.S. judge that will force Google to open up its Play Store to competitors for three years. It's Epic Games ...

Epic won its case against Google back in 2023 with Judge Donato having ruled that Google was a monopoly via its Play Store app storefront. Following that ruling, Epic proposed several requests to ...

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney told the Wall Street Journal that around 50% of users trying to install Epic Games Store on Android give up because of all “the friction introduced” by Google and Samsung.

Google - which is appealing the verdict - has been ordered to allow third-party storefront apps such as the Epic Games Store to be made available from the Google Play Store in the US next year.

Epic Games’ dreams are about to come true. After suing mostly all major players in the mobile market (aka Apple, Google, and Samsung) for monopoly as they didn’t allow the Fortnite maker to ...

Epic Games brought the case against Google, arguing that the tech giant's app store rules stifled competition. Photo Illustration by Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images ...