04 May 2021, 11:05 pm
Apple s legal battle with Epic has exposed a lot of previous messages linked to the late Steve Jobs. According to the new documents, there is an important connection that is established between Facebook and the Cupertino giant.
The relationship of the two tech titans has a long history that commenced in 2011, and what resurfaced this week has a lot to tell to all of us.
Steve Jobs Has Previously Talked with Mark Zuckerberg
(Photo : Luke Button (@iamlukebutton) from Twitter)
The emergence of the new email is timely since Apple needs enough evidence to support its claims against Epic Games. CNBC was the first to report that Epic was the one that revealed the documents.
3 March 2021, 2:28 am EST By
Fortnite developer Epic Games and tech giant Apple have now concluded the in-person legal trial that will be conducted on Zoom starting May 3.
The conflict emerged in August last year when Epic filed a lawsuit against the Cupertino-based company.
Epic Vs Apple: The Legal Trial to Happen in Zoom
In a report by Screen Rant, the judges of the case have confirmed that the trial was now finalized to begin two months from now. Looking back at what happened previously, Epic Games and Apple were struggling to fix the ties that once bound them.
If you could remember, Apple has been acquiring its profit through the percentage from the in-app purchases on its iOS devices, before Fornite became unavailable to the said devices last summer.
23 February 2021, 5:15 am EST By Facebook s news ban will now be lifted in the coming days in Australia. ( Pixabay from Pexels )
After the Australian government announced that they would require the social media companies to pay for the local news content, Facebook declared that it will now restore the news in the country in the upcoming days.
Last week, the platform s Australian users were confused why Facebook cut their access to some news, including weather information and health concerns.
Facebook and Australia Came Up in the Deal
According to a report by the Associated Press via US News, Australian Parliament Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said that the government reached the deal for Facebook and Google to pay for digital journalism in Australia.