Insomniac Games, creator of the Ratchet & Clank and Resistance video game franchises, announces the formation of Insomniac Click, a new division focused on mobile and web-based gaming.
Sony's PlayStation Suite will be coming to PlayStation Certified phones equipped with NVIDIA's Tegra GPU, with future support planned for PlayStation 2 games, according to announcement on the Tegra Zone app.
Apple adds a password check to all in-app purchases and removes the 15-minute window that allows users to continue making purchases after an initial password entry.
A warning posted on a Japanese retailer's website suggests that Nintendo may have the ability to remotely brick flash cart-using 3DS handhelds via a system update.
Sony releases firmware version 3.60 for the PlayStation 3, adding a cloud-based remote save feature for PlayStation Plus subscribers and an adjustable timer for shutting down idle controllers.
Microsoft will launch Internet Explorer 9 on Monday, March 14 at 9 p.m. PST, kicking things off with a party at the annual South By Southwest festival.
Research In Motion announces a new partnership with 7digital that will bring the online music store's DRM-free 13 million song catalog to the upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook tablet.
A new teaser for the upcoming Disney TV series TRON Uprising shows off the animation style and action in what will serve as a bridge story set between the events of TRON and TRON Legacy.
Following the FAA authorization of iPads for in-flight use by Executive Jet Management charter airline pilots, other major air carriers are exploring the possibility of bringing tablets into commercial flight cockpits.
Researchers in Brazil have discovered four species of fungus that infect host ants and take control of their brains, leading them to a suitable location for the growth and spreading of spores before killing them.
The space shuttle Discovery crew starts their final day aboard the International Space Station with a recorded message from original Star Trek star William Shatner.
Former Halo developer Bungie Studios reveals in its weekly update that lead network engineer David Aldridge's confirmation of an upcoming space-based MMO at the 2011 Game Developer's Conference was actually a big joke.
Bungie lead network engineer David Aldrige confirms that the studio is currently working on a "massively multiplayer action game" as part of a 10-year publishing deal with Activision Blizzard.
Google's removes one publisher's 21 apps from the Android Marketplace after all were discovered to contain code that takes advantage of a root exploit to steal user information and more.
Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption and Mojang's Minecraft were the big winners at last nights Game Developer's Choice Awards and Independent Games Festival Awards, respectively.
A newly developed, telephone-sized device that uses a miniaturized nuclear magnetic resonance system detects cancer in patients more quickly and effectively, and for less money, than traditional methods.
A large group of Vodafone subscribers in the UK lost service today following a break-in and the subsequent equipment damage done at a southern England company office.
NASA researchers discover that a regional conflict on the level of 100 Hiroshima bombs could have dramatic effects on ongoing global warming concerns, though with grave consequences.
Microsoft will be running an Xbox Live-style sales event this spring for Windows Phone 7 platforms, bringing hit games like Plants Vs. Zombies and Xbox 360 tie-ins like Halo: Waypoint to the marketplace.
It turns out that last week's teases pointing to a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 announcement were actually the work of a Toronto-based group's Call of Duty-inspired project.