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| Mobile gaming continues to grow New research says 34 per cent of mobile owners now play games compared to 27 per cent on 2009 | |
| Videogame-Device Makers About Portable 3G Connections Japanese wireless carrier NTT DoCoMo Inc. is in talks with videogame-device makers about adding 3G network connections to the next generation of hand-held consoles in a push to expand connected-game play. | |
| More Americans Access The Internet Than Play Games On Mobile Phones The Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project is releasing the results of a May survey that evaluates the mobile internet use of Americans. | |
| Games and social media to drive mobile web growth YouGov survey for Volantis identifies US and UK consumer trends Games and social media have emerged as the key drivers of mobile web usage in the US and UK, according to a survey of 4,324 people conducted by YouGov on behalf of Volantis. | |
| Java Mobile Phone Games - Best of 2006 The year 2006 was an amazing year for mobile gaming fanatics as the gaming industry came up with few amazing games that had a heady mix of action-adventures to puzzlers to racers to just about everything! | |
| Mobile Game Developers, Prepare for In-App Ad Regulations Is the digital age moving to fast for us to keep up? When it comes to marketing, several special interest groups seem to think so. The vast number of ways in which to plug an advertisement means it's impossible for children and teens to escape. | |
| LG is getting into the Android tablet game with their own offering by the end of 2010 The world's number three handset maker isn't looking to sit pretty as their closest rival, Samsung, announced that they would be getting into the tablet game with their beefed up version of the Samsung Galaxy S – the Android tablet Samsung Tab. | |
| 2010's bill for virtual goods on mobile phones: $168 million A lot of money is being spent on nothing. Well, nothing tangible or real. But virtual goods such as in smartphone games are expected to hit sales of $168 million this year, according to research and consulting firm Frank N. Magid Associates. | |
| Mobile Game Apps Not Mickey Mouse Silly games can turn into serious business on the iPhone. That's the lesson of Disney's acquisition of Tapulous, maker of the hit line of Tap Tap music games for the Apple device that kicked off with the flagship Tap Tap Revenge. | |
| Apple Game Center: the Facebook of mobile gaming? Editor's note: Scott Steinberg is the head of technology and video game consulting firm TechSavvy Global, as well as the founder of GameExec magazine and Game Industry TV. | |
| Bob Mobile AG: Entry into the growth market of online browser games With setting up Just A Game GmbH, Bob Mobile AG opens up a new field of business in the growth market of online browser games. | |
| Botnet Viruses Invade Smart-phones: Kicking up Some Dust on the World Cup New mobile viruses, disguised as "Free World Cup VOD" and other hot topics, were captured last week by the Mobile Security Center of NetQin Mobile Inc. More than 500 complaint cases were reported and filed on June 23. | |
| 5 billion mobile phones by the end of 2010 -- but where are the apps and games? A research group has just released an astonishing figure: at the end of the first quarter, 2010, there were 4.8 billion mobile phone connections across the world. | |
| Mobile Internet Dependency Internet on our phones. Once the kind of thing from a Dick Tracy comic (if there was Internet back then) down to something that most of us have come to take for granted. Would you be able to live without access to mobile Internet when on the go? | |
| Evolution of Mobile Gaming Industry From the time in memorial, the earliest games were anything but flexible and responsive. In fact, they were based on fixed algos with extremely limited options. | |
| Mobile Games – New Source of Entertainment New, high-tech mobiles include various features for entertainment like games, FM, video player, etc. In the last few years, mobile phones have gained amazing popularity because of their advanced features. | |