Entries in 'android' (126)
Grand Theft Auto III coming to iOS, Android
It’s ten years since the release of seminal PS2 classic Grand Theft Auto III and to celebrate Rockstar Games has announced that the 3D action title is coming to smartphones.
Four free EA games for Xperia Play owners
A new offer has been unveiled to attempt to lure consumers to the PlayStation Certified Xperia Play Android handset.
Xperia Play nabs Lara Croft exclusive
Sony Ericsson has signed a deal with Square Enix that will see Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light released as an Android exclusive on Xperia Play.
Samsung Galaxy S II notches 10m sales
Samsung announced that the Korean electronics giant has sold over ten million Galaxy S II smartphones with five million in just eight weeks.
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Angry Birds costumes go on sale
Fans of Angry Birds can now embarrass themselves with a new range of themed Halloween outfits and headpieces.
Amazon App Store arrives in UK
Amazon's Android App Store has begun rolling out world wide after the service first launched in the US in March.
iOS and Android apps total 1m
Should Tim Cook and Larry Page be getting together to clink glasses of champagne this week?
150m now signed up to Club Penguin
Club Penguin, the in-browser virtual world custom-made for children, has registered its 150 millionth user, owning company Disney has said.
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Vita-compatible Android games planned
Sony’s mobile gaming push has been taken to the next logical step, with news that developers are to be given the tools to make PlayStation Vita compatible Android games.
Amazon's Android tablet tipped for November
Further details on Amazon's upcoming Android-powered tablets have emerged, describing the colour-screened 7-inch device simply as the 'Amazon Kindle'.
Gameloft reveals Android subscription model
Paris headquartered mobile games publisher Gameloft is launching a hopeful new revenue model for the Android operating system.
EA's Tetris is free, ad-supported on Android
In the Java days of the mobile games industry, Tetris was a licence to print money, as tens of millions of feature phone owners parted with £5 or $5 to ...
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Sonic CD gets digital re-release
Sega has confirmed the news accidentally leaked by Microsoft earlier this week that it is to re-release Sonic CD.
Malware problem increasing on Android
The amount of malware targeting Android devices rose by 76% in the second quarter of this year, according to research released by McAfee. That means Android is now the most ...
Doctor, we've landed on Android
BBC Worldwide has released its first Android app: a port of iOS game Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time.
Minecraft arrives on Xperia Play
Minecraft has today launched for Android. And guess what: this release isn't a final version, either.
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Google acquires Motorola Mobility
Android creator Google has announced the acquisition of smartphone manufacturer Motorola Mobility for $12.5bn.
Android version of Samurai Training released
Dinoroar Interactive, a Sydney-based developer, has announced Samurai Training, its iOS release from June, is now available for Android.
Trainz arrives for Android, dev gives to charity
N3V Games has released Trainz for Android and announced its involvement with the charity Buy1Give1.
Google activating 500k handsets a day
Android mobile handsets are entering a new era of growth with confirmation that half a million are being activated by the search giant every day.
Minecraft surpasses 2.5m sales
More than 2.5 million PC users have picked up a copy of Minecraft to date.
Why in-app billing won't solve Android issues
This is the first of a series of articles from MoMinis to coincide with the launch of its $15,000 Mobile Game Development Contest – GameCast 2011. Find out more about ...
E3 2011: OnLive ready for iPad and Android
OnLive has announced the OnLive Player App to bring cloud gaming to tablets and smartphones.
More emulators pulled from Android Market
Google has removed a series of console emulators by developer Yong Zhang from the Android Market, while also revoking his developer privileges.
PopCap agrees Amazon exclusivity deal
PopCap will host its first two Android games exclusively on the Amazon App Store for 14 days, the company has said.
