Five years later, Fortnite is back, but the legal battle between Epic Games and Google isn’t over yet.

Google was forced to allow Fortnite back into its app ecosystem through an injunction from a US District Court.

Android owners across the United States are starting to see small but very real payouts tied to a sweeping $700 million ...

"I urge all New Yorkers who may be eligible for restitution to follow the settlement instructions to ensure they get their ...

The ongoing Epic versus Google court case has ended and the judge has declared Google's Play app store an "illegal monopoly". Google must now make massive changes to how it allows apps to be ...

The Google Play Store is one of the safest and most reliable platforms for downloading apps. It comes pre-installed on most Android devices and offers a vast selection of apps, games, and other ...

If you bought apps or made in-app purchases on Android, you could soon get paid, according to the Ithaca Journal. Google has paid $630 million into a settlement fund after a $700 million antitrust ...

Google must open up the Android app store, Google Play, to competition for at least three years, a US judge ruled Monday. The ruling is the latest legal blow to the tech giant, which has already faced ...

Google is killing off the Share apps feature on the Play Store. The feature allows users to send and recieve apps through Quick Share. A similar feature is also available in the Files by Google app.

Apple App Store and Google Play Store reportedly continued to host multiple blacklisted apps despite US sanctions.

Google Play Store is a system app, which means it cannot be directly uninstalled like other apps you download from the store. To address issues, you can either disable the app or uninstall its updates ...

As part of a $700 million settlement related to purchases on Google Play, Android users are getting checks in the mail in the ...