The corporation Apple has decided to appeal the €500 million fine imposed by the European Commission in April for restricting app developers in the App Store. The company has filed the corresponding appeal.

Apple has decided to update the App Store policy for European Union countries to better comply with the Digital Markets Act. Below is a brief overview of the key updates.

As promised, Apple Corporation filed an appeal against the decision of the US court in its case with Epic Games. It demanded not only the reversal of the prohibitions imposed in May but also requested that the case be reassigned to a different judge should it be reconsidered in the California district court.

Apple Corporation hopes to avoid a new fine in the European Union due to anti-competitive App Store policies, according to Financial Times sources. To achieve this, the company is prepared to make some concessions in its store policy.

Yesterday, Apple held the WWDC 2025 developer presentation. Among other things, the corporation unveiled a new gaming platform called Apple Games.

Apple has announced the mobile games that have received the annual Apple Design Award. This award is granted for achievements in design and technology.

In early May, it became known that Epic Games won against Apple in the US appellate court: the corporation was prohibited from charging commissions on payments made outside the App Store. Analyst Joost van Dreunen believes that Apple may now be considering a number of strategies to mitigate the damage. One such strategy is acquiring Unity.

For the first time in history, the corporation Apple has included a game studio. This studio is the Canadian RAC7, consisting of just two people.

Great news for all iOS developers. Now they can earn more from the United States market.

A significant development has occurred in the longstanding legal battle between Apple and Epic Games. An American court has issued a ruling that mandates Apple to immediately stop charging commissions on payments made outside its app store.

The open-source engine Godot will soon support another platform. Apple has begun work on incorporating support for the visionOS operating system, which is the foundation of the AR headset Apple Vision Pro, into Godot.

The European Commission has indeed recognized Apple as a violator of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and has fined the corporation. Rumors about the agency’s plans to do this emerged as early as last summer.

Apple is expected to face a fine in the European Union, according to Reuters sources. The agency reports that the European Commission has decided to impose a fine on the corporation for suppressing competition on iOS, which constitutes a violation of the Digital Market Act (DMA).

A Brazilian court has ordered Apple to allow apps outside the App Store on iOS within the country, mirroring a decision previously implemented in the European Union. The corporation has three months to comply with this mandate.

China’s antitrust regulator is preparing an investigation into Apple, Bloomberg reports, citing sources familiar with the situation. The potential subject of the investigation is the App Store’s policies.

Following Google, Apple Corporation has announced the best mobile games of 2024 in its app store.

A UK court has permitted a class-action lawsuit against Apple Corporation regarding the commission rates in the App Store.

Ju Heng, an associate professor at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Business School, investigated the App Store’s revenue in China. The figures were astronomical.

On November 13, the State Duma of the Russian Federation passed in its first reading a bill that mandates Apple to allow the installation of the RuStore app store on iPhones and iPads within Russia.