Qualcomm is ready to deliver mobile users a real gaming platform (interview)
With $20 billion in revenue, Qualcomm is creating the mobile platforms that game developers will soon care about, if they don't already.
Gaming consumes a great share of dollars spent on the Google and Apple app stores
December saw an astounding increase in revenues and downloads for mobile games.
The DeanBeat: Does it make sense for game developers to publish on the doomed BlackBerry?
BlackBerry is in a long decline, but does it make sense to make games for its smartphones?
Facebook touts why its social network makes mobile games better
The giant social network claims that players who find games on Facebook spend more time in the corresponding apps and are more likely to spend money on those titles.
The mobile app economy is exploding (so, what else is new?)
Mobile apps generated about $18 billion in 2012, up from virtually nothing in 2008. Now it nearly matches web revenue.
Kabam acquires Vancouver studio Exploding Barrel Games
Exploding Barrel Games worked on Margaritaville and is making free-to-play mobile and social games now.
Pushy business: The world of mobile gaming engagement
When picturing the average gamer, I wouldn’t blame you if your mental image depicts a teenage male. He’s got the latest gaming console and...
Red Robot Labs gets off to good start with Life is Magic location-based game
The second major location-based game from Red Robot Labs is off to a good start.
The DeanBeat: Game industry predictions for 2013
Predictions are always embarrasing in hindsight, but we love going out on a limb.
12 of the best games for your new mobile device
Those gifted with new mobile devices this holiday season have a world of fun awaiting their fingertips -- maybe too much fun.