Core Points - A U.S. District Court judge has ordered Apple to resolve its dispute with Epic Games regarding the return of Fortnite to the iOS platform, or Apple executives must appear in court by May 27 [1] - The judge emphasized that Apple has the capability to resolve the issue without further submissions or hearings [1] - Epic Games recently submitted a request to relist Fortnite, which Apple rejected, leading to Epic's motion to enforce a prior court order [1] Group 1 - The ongoing legal battle between Apple and Epic Games dates back to 2020 when Apple removed Fortnite from the App Store for using unauthorized direct payment methods [1] - Despite Apple's initial victory in the lawsuit, the court mandated limited modifications to Apple's external link policy under California law [2] - Following the court's ruling, other applications like Spotify and Kindle have been allowed to resubmit their apps with options for external purchases, while the outcome of the new dispute between Epic and Apple remains uncertain [2]