Entries in 'smartphones' (22)
DICE is bringing the Frostbite engine to mobiles
A version of DICE’s impressive Frostbite engine is being developed for mobile and tablet platforms.
ANALYSIS: Are smart devices killing the console?
62 per cent of the British population now own a smartphone and 29.3 per cent a tablet.
OPINION: Office of Fair Trading's F2P scrutiny mustn't be a witch hunt - but must be honest
Forgive me for opening with an 'As a parent' introduction.
Prince of Persia 2 remake in the works for mobile devices
1993 release Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame is being remade for tablets and smartphones, Ubisoft has announced.
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Next-generation of mobile devices will beat Xbox 360 and PS3 in power race
Nvidia’s senior VP of content and technology has said that mobile devices will very shortly overtake the PS3 and Xbox 360 in terms of technological clout.
Wii U Miiverse smartphone integration expected by May
Nintendo’s Miiverse web and smartphone app for Wii U is inching closer to arrival.
Angry Birds downloaded 30m times over Xmas
The global success that is Angry Birds enjoyed a blockbuster Christmas.
Microsoft developing its own smartphone — report
Microsoft may be developing its own smartphone model free from its current partnerships with cellular providers.
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Microsoft's Xbox Music service goes live tomorrow
Xbox and Windows platform holder Microsoft is to have another stab at competing with iTunes and Spotify in the digital music market.
Galaxy S III becomes top selling US smartphone, overtaking iPhone 4S
Apple’s iPhone 4S has finished out of first in monthly smartphone sales for the first time since its launch eleven months ago.
You're not going to convince Iwata that handheld gaming is threatened
The question, of course, is whether or not gamers still seek the kind of ‘rich’ handheld experience that portable games consoles offer.
GREE London games studio will boost firm's Western content
The new Tech City games studio from GREE will be geared towards Western content and local social trends.
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GREE goes to London: new studio in UK capital
UK chancellor George Osborne will later today announce that mobile games giant GREE will open a UK studio in London
Activision's first UK mobile game is Pitfall, not Call of Duty
The first game from Activision's new Leeds, UK mobile studio is a revamp of classic owned IP Pitfall, not Call of Duty, the firm has told MCV.
HOT TOPICS: Is the threat of mobile over-hyped?
In the eighth of a series of features answering the biggest questions about the industry's future, Dominic Sacco investigates the dangers smartphones and tablets pose to the console market
Report: Facebook to release smartphone by 2013
Facebook is making big strides towards creation of its own smartphone, if a report by The New York Times holds water.
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Steam Mobile app hits iOS and Android
Valve has launched its Steam service onto mobile devices in the form of a closed beta iPhone and Android app.
Iwata: 3DS has proved handheld market is alive
The rejuvenation of 3DS has proved wrong those who though the smartphone boom had destroyed the handheld market, Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata has said.
And the world's biggest smartphone manufacturer is... not Apple!
Samsung has become the largest manufacturer of smartphones on the planet.
'It’s difficult to run a games business on smartphones'
The current iPhone and Android app models are not good enough for gaming, says SCEE chief Andrew House.
3DS threatens iPhone growth
Games market analyst Colin Sebastian has claimed that Nintendo’s freshly confirmed 3DS could potentially threaten iPhone’s rise as a viable portable games machine



































