Microsoft, Apple feud over xCloud got Shadow pulled from the App Store
Microsoft's dispute with Apple over its xCloud service had collateral damage, causing another cloud computing platform getting pulled from the App Store.
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App Store
Mike Peterson
Epic v. Apple trial testimony turns to 'cross-wallet' gaming
So-called "cross-wallet" gaming featured large in the second day of the Epic Games v. Apple trial, with Epic and other developers arguing the payment method is not a viable alternative to in-app purchases.
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Mikey Campbell
Apple managers were conflicted over App Store ads before launch
Internal Apple emails surfaced in the Epic Games v. Apple trial show some of the company debate surrounding Search Ads on the App Store, including how it could be at odds with Apple's public messaging.
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Epic's Tim Sweeney said he would have taken special deal with Apple
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said that he would have taken a special deal with reduced App Store commissions and fees if Apple had offered one to him.
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Apple App Store search tab now has a dedicated ad slot
Apple is inviting developers to "reach customers before they search" using new advertising slots on the App Store.
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Wesley Hilliard
App Store growth will slow more than expected in June quarter, analyst says
Morgan Stanley Katy Huberty expects Apple App Store revenue will grow less than expected in the June quarter, though its long-term outlook remains unchanged.
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Apple profiles childcare app Winnie for Mother's Day
To mark Mother's Day on May 9, Apple has published a profile of the developers behind Winnie, an iOS app designed to help mothers find childcare for their kids.
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Malcolm Owen
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney grilled on platform agreements, V-Bucks
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney on Monday testified in the Epic Games v. Apple case, laying out and defending his reasoning behind Epic's suit against Apple.
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Phil Schiller suggested reduced App Store fees in 2011
Apple's App Store chief mulled cutting commissions on apps and in-app purchases a decade ago, according to evidence presented by Epic Games in its trial with Apple.
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AppleInsider Staff
William Gallagher
