Throughout the IT industry’s history, computer games have been one of the drivers behind technology innovations. Computer gamers are hungry for more hardware computing power; they are eager to push ...

Bordeaux, France - January 11th 2005 - IN-FUSIO, a leading mobile games publisher and game service provider, today announced that it has joined O2 to deliver its range of critically acclaimed game ...

November 28th, 2006 - Mobile Distillery ( www.mobile-distillery.com), a specialist Javaä mobile porting software company today announced a three-year agreement with leading interactive TV organisation ...

Nokia on Tuesday announced a new version of its software development kit (SDK) for Java-based mobile gaming at Sun’s JavaOne conference. SNAP Mobile SDK 2.0 will make game development more intuitive, ...

You’ve probably heard of “Monopoly Go!” You’ve definitely heard of “Pokémon Go.” But have you heard of Scopely? Founded in 2011, the mega mobile game company that owns those titles — plus “Stumble ...

The last panel of the day at GCDC's mobile track concerns cross-platform publishing the increasing trend to extend mobile games to PC, the web, console and/or handheld. Michael Schade of Fishlabs is ...

As PocketGamer.biz reported yesterday, Orange UK has confirmed it's outsourced its Java mobile games and application portal to Player X. The Zed-owned company already runs a similar service for O2 UK ...

Explore the key differences between Minecraft Java vs Bedrock editions to choose the best version for your gameplay style.

Many phones include simple games for the user to pass the time. The games referred to here are ones preinstalled on the phone and do not require a wireless connection to play. With mobile phones ...

Kristy Ambrose has been writing professionally since 2010. She dabbles in various genres, but her favorites are fantasy and science fiction. She creates everything from fanfiction to serialized novels ...

Java-enabled devices are rapidly evolving into full-fledged multimedia platforms. Features once available on separate devices such as cameras, radios, and audio processing are now being combined.