Apple says Epic helping its case with witnesses and irrelevant issues
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`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.` What you need to know 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 ...