Apple is developing a new gaming app that’ll function across its ecosystem of products. The app is expected to be preinstalled on iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs later this year. It’ll rival ...

Apple is working on an App Store-style app designed for gaming, according to a report from 9to5Mac. It would merge App Store gaming content, Apple Arcade, and Game Center into a central location. The ...

A free new app will start rolling out on Samsung Smart TVs today: GameBreaks. It’s a new gaming app which will feature an array of original titles that will be expanded over time. The app is launching ...

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TL;DR: Apple plans to launch a dedicated gaming app across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV shortly after the Nintendo Switch 2 release. This centralized platform will combine a storefront, Apple ...

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GamePigeon, a popular gaming app integrated with Apple's iMessage, has been a favorite among iOS users since its release. However, for Android users, finding similar social gaming experiences can be ...

Commentary: I've been trying to use my iPhone like a gaming handheld, but I keep hitting the same obstacles. Mike Sorrentino is a Senior Editor for Mobile, covering phones, texting apps and ...

Nintendo's new store app includes a list of the games you've played and how long you played them. Nintendo's new iOS and Android app for its storefront makes it easier to browse and purchase games for ...

Every so often, Apple makes an attempt to push its platforms as a place for serious gaming. If the latest report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg is accurate, the company will try again this year with ...

What’s old is new again. About five years into my tech reviewing journey, gaming tablets became a thing for about a year. Then they fizzled out faster than a cheap July 4th sparkler. But they’re back ...