Google and Epic Games have agreed on a deal that will potentially end their long-running dispute and pave the way for third-party app stores to be made available on Android worldwide.

A quiet but game-changing shift is underway in mobile development. Thanks to a new update, developers may soon find it ...

Epic and Google revealed the settlement agreement in a joint legal document they filed in a San Francisco federal court ...

The legal battle between Google and Epic Games goes back to 2020, when the former pulled Fortnite from the Play Store over billing disputes. Since then, the two tech titans have decked it out in ...

Google is on the verge of changing its Play Store policies, opening up access to Android for verified third-party app stores and adjusting its payment conditions. The proposed changes come as a ...

Reuters reports that Google would “allow users to more easily download and install third-party app stores” while also ...

According to Reuters, Google announced Tuesday that it has concluded a comprehensive settlement agreement in court with Epic ...

Epic Games and Google have agreed to settle their five-year-old antitrust case, pending approval from U.S. District Court ...

A new Zscaler report reveals that over 42 million malicious Android apps were downloaded from Google Play between 2024 and ...

The companies on Tuesday reached a settlement that sees the search giant agreeing to Android app store reforms that include ...

Tim Sweeney, the founder and CEO of Epic Games, praised Google's proposal, calling it "awesome." He even calls out Google's ...

Google and Epic Games have reached a proposed settlement to resolve a long-running antitrust lawsuit over the Google Play ...