In 2011, a group of attorneys filed a bizarre lawsuit against Apple alleging that Apple holds a monopoly over the App Store to the extent any one who wants to purchase an iOS app must go through Apple's App Store. Consequently, the lawsuit took umbrage with the fact that developers wishing to sell iOS apps were forced to fork over 30% of their profits to Apple.
On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that a Judge dismissed the case on procedural grounds.
U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California, ruled today that the plaintiffs weren't in a legal position to bring the suit as they hadn't bought the applicat
