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Parents of lone soldiers open a window to their fears, prayers, and pride

The jury in the video game developer’s antitrust case over Google’s app store monopoly were under no illusions

The fees that Apple and Google take from app sales and in-app purchases have long been a significant sticking point that could never last indefinitely as the mobile app market matured. Currently, the fees generate around $200 billion a year for the companies — income they both say is fair compensation for maintaining and running the stores securely

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney expresses satisfaction with the recent antitrust verdict against Google, revealing that his suspicions about Google's behind-the-scenes practices were confirmed, particularly regarding "Project Hug" and preferential treatment of Spotify, and hopes this will lead to stricter scrutiny of other tech giants.

Google just lost a crucial lawsuit against how it does business with its Play Store.A judge could rule that Google must allow rival app stores to freely compete.Googles

A US court ruling against Google’s app store policies has shaken the layout of these gardens a bit, but they’ll stay in place—for now.

Epic Games scores major court win; judge will decide remedies next month.

The historic antitrust case of Epic Games vs. Google ended with a Google loss. The Federal court has unanimously decided that Google's Play Store is an illegal monopoly, proving to be a win for Epic Games, as reported by the Associated Press.

Epic Games has won its trial against Google over antitrust claims, with the jury deeming Google Play and its billing sy…

Epic Games have won a landmark case against Google over their anti-competitive use of Play Store to enforce a monopoly.