The court ruling makes it possible for Microsoft to now launch its Xbox mobile store, but it’s clear that the software giant ...

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A recent court ruling means Microsoft is in the clear to launch an Xbox games store on iOS, but a new filing suggests it's hesitant to do that in case Apple wins on appeal.

Microsoft is blaming Apple for prolonging the launch of its frequently delayed Xbox mobile store. “The district court’s injunction allows Apple to maintain its in-app exclusivity but at least should ...

Microsoft has delayed the launch of its Xbox mobile web store, initially planned for July 2024, citing Apple's App Store policies as the primary obstacle. This delay is linked to the ongoing legal ...

Microsoft's planned Xbox mobile web store, which was initially set to release in July 2024, has been officially delayed. The tech giant has identified iPhone maker Apple as the reason for the ...

A year ago, Xbox President Sarah Bond announced an Xbox mobile store that would host games like Call of Duty: Mobile, Candy Crush, and Minecraft. It was supposed to launch in July, but we're still ...

TL;DR: Microsoft attributes its delayed Xbox mobile store launch to Apple’s restrictive App Store policies, which block alternative in-app purchases and limit user communication. Despite court r ...

However, plans were constantly delayed and Microsoft blames Apple ... Microsoft will need to pull the plug on the Xbox mobile store until a final verdict is reached. That’s something a software ...

In addition to the handheld, Microsoft has also been trying to launch its Xbox Mobile store, but it has reportedly been delayed because of Apple.

The mobile store website continues to ask for "a little patience while we prepare for the public release". The reason for this delay is not known, but now Xbox President Sarah Bond has commented ...