Chinese ‘app store’ lets you install pirated iPhone apps — without jailbreaking
Chinese "app store" 7659.com is using Apple's own bulk enterprise licensing system to distributed pirated apps to Chinese iPhone and iPad users, completely free.
Save the date for LOGIN Conference: Sept. 26-27, 2013
This annual conference brings together a mix of industry leaders to discuss, collaborate, and share advancements about technology, design, business, community and legal areas of game development.
Angry Birds maker Rovio hires new exec to lead game development
His job will be to get the game mojo back for Rovio
Camp Minecraft: How educators use the block-building game to inspire kids to code
Educational organization iD Tech Camps is using the block-building game to teach science and math skills.
Five big lessons in mobile monetization from top game developer Game Insight
If you want to make money off your mobile apps, you can start by focusing on Windows 8, says Game Insight's Darya Trushkina.
Why the web will be a global gaming platform
Players want their games available on any device. HTML 5 has the power to deliver them to their PCs, their consoles, and their mobile devices.
Oculus Rift dev kit: Good virtual reality involves science and easy assembly
Virtual reality isn't all magic and sci-fi -- at least not when you take a closer look.
Facebooker-turned-game dev Tam stays calm in the mobile storm (interview)
Storm8 has more than 400 million downloads and 10 million daily mobile gamers. Chief executive Perry Tam says it did that by being bold.
What developers doodle/write when they’re bored (gallery)
When developers have to wait more than two hours to see the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, they need a way to release their (creative) energy. Oculus VR gave them one.
Ouya looks pretty but lacks killer games so far (preview)
Ouya's about 10 games ready now and dozens that will be available shortly. By its retail launch in June, the company promises hundreds.