Game-software Revenues To Grow From $90B In 2016 To $115B By 2020
Tech advisor Digi-Capital expects the game-software industry to grow 22 percent from $90 billion a year in 2016 to $115 billion a year by 2020, according to a new r
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Tech advisor Digi-Capital expects the game-software industry to grow 22 percent from $90 billion a year in 2016 to $115 billion a year by 2020, according to a new r
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REVIEW: Exploding Kittens kaboomed its way to the top of the paid-apps category in its first few days on the Apple iTunes App Store. That was an auspicious debut, c
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Google has changed the way the Android operating system handles permissions for game players so that it becomes tons easier to sign players up for transactions. Goo
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(Reuters) β Appleβs Steve Zadesky, who has been overseeing the companyβs electric car project for the last two years, has said he is leaving the company, the Wall S
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ANALYSIS: Apple invented the smartphone (even though it didnβt). It also invented the tablet β¦ or maybe not. Now, it looks like it might invent virtual reality. Abo
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A series of Apple rumors surfaced this evening, potentially revealing the successor to Appleβs underwhelming iPhone 5c. Appleβs next iPhone The next iPhone will be
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REVIEW: When the creator of Valiant Hearts: The Great War sets out to touch peopleβs hearts with a rhythm game, you hope for good things. When Grammy Award-winner W
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EXCLUSIVE: Microsoft has internally delayed its planned rollout of Windows 10 Mobile to current Windows Phone 8 handsets for another month, VentureBeat has learned
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EXCLUSIVE: Kinvey, a startup that offers a mobile backend as a service (MBaaS) cloud that companies can use for building and running mobile apps, is today launching
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Apple By Lee Mathews Jan. 22, 2016 10:33 am Googleβs still the dominant player in the search game, however, thereβs a price to be paid if you want to stay number on
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