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While E3 has already proven to be full of surprises, the most shocking thing is that most people are gaming... on their iPhone. The buzz, to put it bluntly, is thundering.Read More...

The iPhone and iPod touch have received a few more thumbs up as gaming devices from major publishers like Sega and EA. Even Apple is finally using the word "game" in much of its marketing, but there is still a lot of work to be done.Read More...

Apple's App Store for the iPhone has made a total of $30 million in its first 30 days and Steve Jobs says it will "crest half a billion soon," with a full $1 billion possible sometime in the future. The decision to let third-parties develop for the iPhone was certainly a good one, and the company says that software will continue to differentiate the device in the future even as the competition tries to catch up.Read More...

This week's Apple news was dominated by talk about Macs—MacBooks, MacBook Pros, iMacs, and Mac minis. The news and rumors were punctuated with new "Get a Mac" ads, Apple's impressive financial results, and some investigations into gaming on both the iPhone and the MacBook Pro.Read More...

Piracy is a very real, very hard problem for gaming to overcome. Three notable personalities in the industry weigh in.Read More...

While there are many ways into the gaming industry, none of them are sure-fire: the San Francisco Chronicle lists a few options for budding developers.Read More...

According to Steve Jobs, WiFi-based VOIP applications will be allowed on the iPhone.Read More...

A new report from the NPD highlights the growing importance of video games for the music industry as music sales dropped in the third quarter of 2008 and are down across the board from last year. Read More...

Microsoft may be responsible for the foundation of Windows-based gaming, but its recent efforts to help the waning PC gaming industry have done little: developers and gamers alike are clamoring for more love from Microsoft.Read More...