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Fortnite back on US Apple App Store

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Fortnite video game returns to iPhone app store in U.S., ending exile imposed by Apple

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‘Fortnite’ Returns to Apple iOS App Store in U.S.

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Epic Games’ Fortnite back up on Apple app store in US after nearly 5 years

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Fortnite Returns to Apple’s App Store After Scoring a Legal Victory

Apple restored the popular game Fortnite to the App Store in the United States on Tuesday, nearly five years after it was kicked out of the store and its developer sued the tech giant in an antitrust...

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Judge Orders Fortnite Back On iOS After Apple Exec Rages That "It's Our F****ING STORE"

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Fortnite Takes Top Spot on App Store Charts

WWDC is coming up quickly with a number of software announcements in store, but we're also looking further ahead to hardware launches like

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You Can Download & Play Fortnite on iPhone & iPad Again

Fortnite, the wildly popular online action game, is back on the App Store for iPhone and iPad users to download and play. The app has returned after Apple removed the popular game roughly five

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Fortnite Is Coming Back to the iPhone | Will It Come to Mac?

Fortnite's return to the iOS App Store is imminent. This follows a US court ruling that mandates Apple must allow developers to

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OpenAI recruits legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive to work on AI hardware in $6.5B deal

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — OpenAI has recruited Jony Ive, the designer behind Apple’s iPhone, to lead a new hardware project for the artificial intelligence company that makes ChatGPT. OpenAI said it is acquiring io, a product and engineering company co-founded by Ive, in a deal valued at nearly $6.5 billion.

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Apple could be in serious trouble over Fortnite rejection

The problem is that Apple is specifically not allowed to “prohibit” the use of external payment links. It can reject apps, or ban developer accounts, at its own discretion. But if it rejects an app or bans a dev for no reason other than its use of such links, does that amount to a de facto prohibition? Again, that’s debatable.