Sony PlayStation Suite Bringing PlayStation Games to Android

By Grant Hatchimonji | 1/27/2011

Sony is about to get a leg up on the competition, as its PlayStation games are about to spread to another platform -- smartphones running Google's Android OS. Also unveiled today was a followup to the PlayStation Portable.

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Microsoft CEO Promises Windows Phone 7 Improvements

By Ed Hardy | 1/8/2011

During a keynote address at the CES tradeshow, Steve Ballmer laid out some of his company's plans for Windows Phone 7. This smartphone operating system is going to get support for cut-and-paste and well as some performance improvements.

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Photos Possibly Reveal True Name and OS of the Playstation Phone

By Grant Hatchimonji | 1/5/2011

More details have surfaced regarding the still yet-to-be-announced PlayStation Phone from Sony Ericsson, the most notable being that it isn't going to be called the "PlayStation Phone" at all.

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PlayStation Phone Might Be Coming Sooner than Previously Thought

By Grant Hatchimonji | 12/28/2010

The next iteration of a portable PlayStation device may not be far off, as the PlayStation Phone, the rumored hybrid gaming and phone device developed by Sony Ericsson, will reportedly be available in the U.S. this spring.

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EA Mobile Makes Almost All its iOS and Android OS Games Just 99 Cents

By Ed Hardy | 12/27/2010

The mobile division of Electronic Arts is having a big sale -- virtually all of its games are now available for just under a dollar each. This includes hot titles like Need for Speed, Battlefield: Bad Company, and Madden NFL 11.

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Sony Unveils Phone Gaming App, while PlayStation Phone and PSP2 Rumors Persist

By Jacqueline Emigh | 12/24/2010

With game playing among smartphone users continuing to climb, Sony plans to release a PlayStation application for iOS and Android OS devices as its next move into smartphone gaming. There have also been unconfirmed reports of a PlayStation Phone.

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Epic Games Releases Infinity Blade for the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad

By Ed Hardy | 12/9/2010

Infinity Blade, the first mobile game using the Unreal 3 engine, has just been posted on the iTunes Store. This fantasy adventure has been much anticipated since a demo version was released a few months ago.

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Google Reveals the Details of Android OS 2.3

By Ed Hardy | 12/6/2010

Android OS 2.3 has just been officially unveiled. Google's main goals in the next version of its operating system for smartphones were support for new types of communication and new multimedia formats, plus fostering games development.

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Sony Ericsson CEO Drops Hints about a PlayStation Phone

By Ed Hardy | 11/22/2010

In a recent interview, the head of Sony Ericsson would not confirm that a phone that can play PlayStation Portable games is coming soon, but he dropped some hints to suggest that such a device might be unveiled in February.

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PlayStation Phone Images and Details Leak Out

By Ed Hardy | 10/27/2010

Sony Ericsson isn't yet ready to announce the long-awaited Playstation Phone, but many of the details on it are available already. This device will apparently run the Android OS, and its design will have much in common with the Sony PSP Go.

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Apple iOS 4.1 Update for the iPhone Launching this Wednesday

By Ed Hardy | 9/4/2010

Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced a few days ago that iOS 4.1 will be released next week, but he didn't say exactly when. Apple UK has reveled that this upgrade is going to be introduced on Wednesday, Sept. 8.

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Astraware Releases Its First webOS Games

By Ed Hardy | 8/25/2010

Astraware, one of the top mobile game developers worldwide, has introduced its first two titles for HP's webOS. Astraware Sudoku and OddBlob are for the Palm Pre and Pre Plus.

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