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Apple’s Not Happy With Epic’s Xbox Witness Image: Epic / Apple / Kotaku On Wednesday, vice president of Xbox business development Lori Wright testified in the ongoing trial between Epic and Apple. Now, Apple wants the court to make an “adverse credibility finding,” due to Microsoft withholding pertinent documents in her testimony. Advertisement Apple’s lawyers took issue with Wright’s testimony in a motion filed yesterday, pointing out that Wright cited information in documents that weren’t shown to lawyers, leaving Apple to “cross-examine her with one arm tied behind its back...

Search Microsoft Confirms They Have Never Profited From Selling Xbox Consoles By Tyler Lee, on 05/07/2021 02:45 PDT Over the years, Microsoft has pushed out different models and generations of Xbox consoles. The consoles are sold at a few hundred dollars each, but what’s interesting is that Microsoft has actually never profited from selling them. This interesting nugget of information was revealed during the Apple VS Epic trial. Advertising During the trial, Microsoft’s head of business development at Xbox, Lori Wright, was called to testify by Epic’s la...

Series-S business.  Updated on 6 May 2021 The Epic Games v Apple trial is continuing to surface interesting titbits of information about the inner workings of the games industry, and the latest is that Microsoft has never made profit from the sale of console hardware. This may not be the most surprising news of all time, given consoles are in the games industry have traditionally been sold at a loss - but you rarely hear companies admit this out loud. Eurogamer news cast: are 'metaverse economies' the future of video games? Xbox vice president Lori Wrigh...

05 May 2021, 11:05 pm Apple's App Store is not only affecting Epic Games. Microsoft, another tech giant has been contending that the Cupertino company's service has an impact on its XCloud gaming service. On Wednesday, May 5, the Redmond firm hit back Apple during the antitrust trial between it and Epic. For Microsoft's gaming, media, and entertainment VP Lori Wright, the action of the iPhone producer has barred them from rolling out the cloud gaming service in its App Store which gained some attention among iOS users. Microsoft's XCloud Gaming Service Couldn't Pass Apple's App Store (Photo :...

Why the bad iPhone web app experience keeps coming up in Epic v. Apple Safari just doesn’t support key features — and Safari’s the only option Share this story Epic v. Apple trial as a potential alternative for getting Fortnite on the iPhone: web apps. It’s an intriguing idea, as web apps are able to do surprisingly complex things: just look at a Chromebook or even game streaming services on the iPhone. But potential is far from reality, because the ability for web apps to look, feel, and perform as well as native apps on iOS is severely limited.