by AppleInsider | Apr 28, 2021 | antitrust, App Store, Australia
In an report related to its ongoing investigation into Apple and Google app marketplace dominance, Australia's consumer watchdog has warned both companies that it wants consumers to have more choice when it comes to preinstalled apps on Apple and Android devices (via... by AppleInsider | Apr 21, 2021 | Apple Watch, Australia, ECG, Vietnam, watchOS 7
Apple on Tuesday seeded the release candidate of an upcoming watchOS 7.4 update to developers for testing purposes, and in the process revealed that the Apple Watch ECG feature is coming to additional countries very soon. Along with iOS 14.5 and iPadOS 14.5, the... by AppleInsider | Apr 13, 2021 | Apple Maps, Australia
There's a curious bug in the Apple Maps app that's affecting Australians, which appears to be caused by a bad data set. Multiple complaints on Twitter suggest that Apple Maps is listing certain businesses incorrectly, directing Australians to residential... by AppleInsider | Apr 9, 2021 | Australia, Epic Games, Epic Games vs. Apple
Epic Games and Apple are involved in a highly public lawsuit in the United States, but Epic has also sued Apple in other countries, including Australia, in an attempt to boost its chances of getting a favorable ruling. Things aren't quite going Epic's way, however, as... by AppleInsider | Mar 25, 2021 | antitrust, App Store, Australia
As it faces a barrage of probes and investigations regarding the App Store and the distribution of apps on its devices, Apple has told Australia's consumer watchdog that developers have "multiple" ways to reach iOS users and claims that they are "far from limited" to... by AppleInsider | Mar 23, 2021 | App Store, Australia, Epic Games, Epic Games vs. Apple
Apple has told an Australian court that Epic Games' legal challenge against the App Store is "self-serving," and that all the software company aims to do is "redefine the terms of access" that it's always been subject to on Apple's platforms. As reported by The... 