Ignition title to also be released on Xperia Play
Read More »Android and PlayStation united with new Sony SDK
Dev kit allows studios to deploy games across smartphones and handhelds
Read More »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. We’ve already seen developments the other way round, of course. Sony Ericsson has released its PlayStation Certified Xperia Play mobile phone, …
Read More »Codemasters co-founder opens smartphone studio
App specialists begin recruitment drive
Read More »Crowdfunding indies make $20k in five days
Smartphone project now in full production; Studio says overwhelming response has energised the team
Read More »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’. TechCrunch’s MG Siegler said"I’ve seen it and used it", adding that a condition of hands-on time with Amazon’s new hardware was that no pictures would be taken. Nevertheless Siegler reveals much …
Read More »Gameloft reveals Android subscription model
Paris headquartered mobile games publisher Gameloft is launching a hopeful new revenue model for the Android operating system. The app publisher has begun the Gameloft Club, a subscription model being test-run in the UK. For a rolling cost of 99p each week, users will be able to select a new …
Read More »Gameloft launches 99p Android game subscription
Publisher tries new approach for the widely pirated platform
Read More »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 get their fix of falling blocks. The game’s dominant position has been usurped by Angry Birds in the apps era, …
Read More »Malware problem increasing on Android
The amount of malware targeting Android devices rose by 76% in the second quarter of this year, according toresearchreleased by McAfee. That means Android is now the most popular mobile target for virus writers, overtaking Symbian for the first time. "This year we’ve seen record breaking numbers of malware, especially …
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