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Future NFL Hall-of-Famer Tom Brady is launching a non-fungible token platform, with Apple's Eddy Cue landing on the company's advisory team. Apple Senior VP Eddy Cue (R) will reportedly advise Tom Brady's NFT company Set to launch in the spring of 2021, Autograph is the quarterback's non-fungible token (NFT) platform. Brady will be teaming up with other big names in sports, entertainment, fashion, and pop culture to develop NFT digital collectibles. That list reportedly includes Eddy Cue, Apple's Senior Vice President of Internet Software and Services. A self-proclaimed s...

The legal battle between Apple and Epic Games is still going on. While the court of public opinion has already pressed Apple and Google to reduce marketplace fees for developers, new information from court filings suggests that Apple had thoughts about making iMessage available for Android but it didn’t, which is obvious since Apple likes maintaining a number of proprietary products and services to keep its users on its ecosystem. As Android Policereports, Epic Games has filed a brief containing excerpts that demonstrate Apple’s executive team making an intentional decision to limit iMes...

iMessage for Android killed due to lock-in, legal documents reveal JC Torres - Apr 9, 2021, 12:52am CDT There are two primary iOS apps that Android users want on Google’s platform. iTunes, which eventually became Apple Music, did eventually land on Android but iMessage and its convenient messaging systems remain a distant dream. There may have been a time when bringing iMessage to Android was a possibility but, as revealed in a document used by Epic Games in its Fortnite-related lawsuit against Apple, the iPhone maker’s execs shot that idea done in fear of losing people...

iMessage could have come to Android years ago. Court documents submitted by Epic and Apple before their antitrust trial reveal that Apple execs never wanted to release iMessage for Android. New findings reveal that Apple could have launched iMessage for Android years ago but deliberately chose not to do so. Epic’s antitrust lawsuit against Apple has revealed (via 9to5Mac) that the popular messaging service was locked in intentionally by Apple even though it could have been cross-compatible with Android as early as 2013. Court documents submitted by Epic and Apple ahead of their upcoming tr...

Apple considered bringing iMessage to Android, then decided iOS-only method was more useful In the ongoing legal dispute between Apple and Epic Games, the former has been called out for its practice of keeping its apps and services exclusive to its devices. A working example provided for this was Apple's popular app iMessage. Sarthak Dogra | April 9, 2021 | Updated 13:44 IST (Image: Bangyu Wang/ Unsplash) Highlights In a line of questioning, Apple executives agreed that its popular app iMessage could have been made available for Android. The app would have worked with cross-compatibility bet...