Zynga has made a bold decision. The company is re-designing its website in an effort to end its reliance on Facebook and set itself up as a standalone gaming platform. Is this the start of a tide-turning trend that could rock the social network? Read more
Last week we asked you to help us out. We wanted to profile the denizens of ElectricPig and find out which smartphones make you tick. You know… as well as inciting a bit of a ruck. A week later and the results are in. Android’s taken the crown, but by how much? And who was next in line? Read more
Rockstar has released an update for GTA 3 on Android, bringing with it a host of new features and fixes, as well as support for the Asus Transformer Prime. With the Prime’s keyboard controls, the tablet/laptop hybrid may be the best way to complete it. Read more
GTA 3 Mobile has landed on iPhone and select Android handsets today. It’s a massive day in terms of mobile gaming, but it’s got us thinking: where are the other classic console titles? If you’d love to play some of gaming’s giants on your smallest screen, here are the best alternatives money can buy… Read more
UPDATE: We’ve had reports that GTA 3 Mobile is working fine on the Samsung Galaxy S2.
Grand Theft Auto III has landed on the iPhone App Store and Android Market (for selected devices). It’s a landmark day for any gamer who looks back fondly on the PS2 era, and a true technical achievement. Want it? Get it from us here and now… Read more
Mozilla, home to the brains behind Firefox, is planning to build its very own mobile OS. The project called Boot to Gecko or B2G broke cover on the Mozilla Developer Group yesterday. Its aim is to create a standalone operating system that will use web technologies to deliver all of its applications.
Think that sounds a lot like what Google is trying to do with Chrome OS? Well, you’d be right but the difference is that Mozilla is focused on mobile and, interestingly, it plans to build Boot to Gecko on an Android foundation. Could this be the truly open source OS many people have been craving?
With the new season kicking off in just a few weeks, we recently showed you how to stream the games straight to your laptop, tablet or phone, whatever the platform – legally. But that’s just one side to the story.
As you may or may not know, many people choose to stream games illegally over the internet, and increasingly, that’s become possible on phones too. Read on to find out how it’s done.
The Android versus iPhone debate isn’t going to be resolved anytime soon, assuming Nokia doesn’t cut the Gordian knot with a Windows Phone handset. But when it comes to advertising on both platforms, things are much more, how shall we say, quantifiable.
Just who’s more impressionable? Join us after the break and see.
