Apple says Epic helping its case with witnesses and irrelevant issues"An Apple representative said Epic is spending its time in court on irrelevant issues and continues to call witnesses that are helpful to Apple's story."
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The first week of the Apple vs Epic Games trial wraps up today.
A new report from Bloomberg cites an Apple representative stating Epic has wasted time in court discussing irrelevant issues.
It also states that Epic has called witnesses that have been "helpful to Apple's story".
A new report from Bloomberg seems to indicate that Apple thinks it has come out on top of the first week of the Apple vs Epic Games trial.
Mark Gurman writes:
This week, it seems that Epic hasn't been able to prove that the obligatory use of Apple's payment system constitutes an abuse of monopolistic power, and it hasn't shown that Apple is engaging in serious anti-competitive behavior. The testimonies from Epic's side don't appear to have moved the needle.
Embedded in the report is also a note that an Apple representative ...
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Apple says Epic helping its case with witnesses and irrelevant issues
