Google has announced changes coming for third-party Android app stores and lower fees as the Epic Games dispute has finally ended.

From July, depending on where you live, Google will now generally charge developers 20 percent for in-app purchases, or 10 percent for subscriptions — but it’s also carving out several new categories ...

Google is lowering its service fee on in-app purchases and subscriptions. The standard rate drops from 30% to 20% for transactions from new user installs (first-time installations after regional ...

Google has dropped its commission, charging a 20% service fee and an optional 5% to use its billing services. It will also ...

Fortnite is returning to the Google Play Store worldwide following major changes to Android's app and payment policies. Epic Games and Google have settled global disputes, with Google introducing more ...

Everything we know about the huge Google app store changes. In November, Epic and Google jointly proposed a settlement that ...

Motorola is clearly stepping up its software game. Just a day ago, it began the Android 17 beta program ahead of its ...

Android reveals changes coming to how the Google Play Store will work, including Fortnite's triumphant return.

Google is changing how apps are installed on Android. A new policy could reshape sideloading, developer fees, and app store ...

Google's detailed changes coming to app stores and in-app purchases starting soon, including registration for third-party ...

Google has lowered its IAP commission fees from 30% to 20%. Developers using Google Play's billing system in the European Economic Area, the UK, and the US will pay an additional 5% service fee, while ...

Google will roll out a series of changes to its Play Store model to settle its years-long legal fight with Epic Games over ...