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Epic Games Accuses Samsung, Google of Scheme to Block App Rivals
Epic said it would file a lawsuit in US federal court in California alleging that a Samsung mobile security feature called Auto Blocker was intended to deter users from downloading apps from sources other than the Play store or Samsung's Galaxy store, which the Korean company chose to put on the back burner.
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Samsung Redesigns Galaxy Store, Puts More Focus on Gaming
Samsung has redesigned its Galaxy Store to focus more on gaming. The new design is aimed to allow gamers discover, browse, and play more games. It also looks to offer a curated list of game recommendations and better gaming perks. Gamers can also download Fortnite through Galaxy Store.
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Forza Street Now Available to Download for Android and iOS, Early Adopters Get Free In-Game Gifts
Early adopters of Forza Street are getting "special gifts" by the developers. Forza Street, a popular desktop racing game by Microsoft, has finally reached Android and iOS devices. The mobile app can be downloaded via Google Play Store, Samsung Galaxy Store, and Apple Appl Store and is available for free.
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Google Suspends 'Updates for Samsung' Scam App That Was Downloaded 10 Million Times
Google has suspended a fraudulent mobile app on the Google Play Store called 'Updates for Samsung' for violating its policies that claimed to offer system-level Android updates to smartphones.
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Adobe Premier Rush Cross-Device Video Editing App Now Available on Android
Adobe Premier Rush is now available on Android, after having been launched on Windows, Mac, and iOS last year.
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Fortnite Android Download May Not Be Available via Google Play: Report
Fortnite for Android doesn't have a release date yet, but that hasn't stopped speculation of it skipping the Google Play Store.
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Over 600 Million Samsung Mobile Devices Affected by SwiftKey Security Flaw: Report
In the meanwhile, SwiftKey has defended the apps available to download from the Google Play and the App Store, saying they are "not affected by this vulnerability".
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Epic Games Accuses Samsung, Google of Scheme to Block App Rivals
Epic said it would file a lawsuit in US federal court in California alleging that a Samsung mobile security feature called Auto Blocker was intended to deter users from downloading apps from sources other than the Play store or Samsung's Galaxy store, which the Korean company chose to put on the back burner.
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Samsung Redesigns Galaxy Store, Puts More Focus on Gaming
Samsung has redesigned its Galaxy Store to focus more on gaming. The new design is aimed to allow gamers discover, browse, and play more games. It also looks to offer a curated list of game recommendations and better gaming perks. Gamers can also download Fortnite through Galaxy Store.
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Forza Street Now Available to Download for Android and iOS, Early Adopters Get Free In-Game Gifts
Early adopters of Forza Street are getting "special gifts" by the developers. Forza Street, a popular desktop racing game by Microsoft, has finally reached Android and iOS devices. The mobile app can be downloaded via Google Play Store, Samsung Galaxy Store, and Apple Appl Store and is available for free.
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Google Suspends 'Updates for Samsung' Scam App That Was Downloaded 10 Million Times
Google has suspended a fraudulent mobile app on the Google Play Store called 'Updates for Samsung' for violating its policies that claimed to offer system-level Android updates to smartphones.
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Adobe Premier Rush Cross-Device Video Editing App Now Available on Android
Adobe Premier Rush is now available on Android, after having been launched on Windows, Mac, and iOS last year.
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Fortnite Android Download May Not Be Available via Google Play: Report
Fortnite for Android doesn't have a release date yet, but that hasn't stopped speculation of it skipping the Google Play Store.
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Over 600 Million Samsung Mobile Devices Affected by SwiftKey Security Flaw: Report
In the meanwhile, SwiftKey has defended the apps available to download from the Google Play and the App Store, saying they are "not affected by this vulnerability".
