Launch the Fortnite app once it finishes downloading. Congratulations, now you'll have access to Fortnite on your Android device! If you're using a Samsung device, you can search Epic Games on the ...

Fortnite maker Epic Games filed a lawsuit ... only about 1 percent of Android app downloads come from the Galaxy Store, ...

The game developer argues that as the world’s largest Android phone manufacturer, Samsung’s Galaxy Store is well-positioned to be a meaningful competitor to the Google Play Store. "The shady ...

Epic Games has accused Samsung of making it too difficult to download its massively popular video game Fortnite on certain mobile devices. In a legal complaint it said it would file on Monday ...

FORTNITE developer ... now alleging that Google and Samsung are conspiring against Epic Games to deter users from downloading apps outside of the Play Store or Galaxy Store. Epic Games has filed ...

The latest lawsuit focuses on ... the new app store and others like it by obstructing the ability to install apps from sources other than the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store.

Apps on Samsung or Google’s stores can be downloaded in just a couple of clicks, as the firms have already approved them. But Fortnite must be downloaded from Epic's own store – which triggers ...

Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, has initiated legal action ... from downloading apps outside of Google's Play store or Samsung's Galaxy store. Epic accuses these tech giants of engaging ...

“Fortnite” maker Epic Games said it filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google and Samsung 005930-2.20%decrease; red down pointing triangle, alleging that the tech giants secretly colluded and ...

“Fortnite” maker Epic Games filed its ... apps outside the Google Play store or the less popular Samsung Galaxy Store. Users need to follow an “exceptionally onerous 21-step process to ...

"Fortnite"-maker Epic Games is suing tech ... install apps from sources other than the Google Play Store and Samsung Galaxy Store. Samsung in July changed Auto Blocker from an "opt-in" feature ...