A federal judge in California grants a temporary postponement in the long-running Apple vs. Epic Games App Store dispute. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers approves requests from both Apple and Epic to pause or delay key case deadlines, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The delay is tied to an ongoing Supreme Court review of parts of the litigation, which prompts Apple to ask for a broader pause of further proceedings in the Northern District of California while the higher court considers the issues. The postponed deadlines affect procedural progress in the case, though the rulings are described as temporary rather than a final resolution. The action keeps the parties from having to meet certain upcoming litigation milestones while the Supreme Court’s review is underway. The judge’s order reflects coordination between Apple and Epic to adjust the case schedule as appellate developments play out, maintaining the litigation in a waiting posture rather than moving forward with the next steps on the original timetable.