Developers (Devs) stories - Page 151

Xbox One's exclusive, 'Sunset Overdrive,' brings a comedic spin to apocalyptic chaos, showing it's okay not to take the end times so seriously.

Game Console's Darren Price takes look at the PC version of F1 2014, the last-gen only Formula One game from Codemasters.

Twitter has announced Fabric at its Flight conference, taking the social media platform into the world of apps.

Following hot on the heels of Dead Rising 3, yet another day-one Xbox One release, Ryse: Son of Rome, makes the transition to the PC.

Apple unveils Yosemite as a free upgrade, revolutionising Mac with a fresh design and seamless iOS device integration.

A pre-order campaign has been launched for The Grid, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create quality websites quickly and efficiently.

Clones can appear to be legitimate versions of the original app, or affiliated with the original app, but can be anything but.

Microsoft Studio's Project Spark brings gaming full circle, inviting players to create and share their own games.

At the weekend Sydney hosted what may just be the biggest video gaming event in the southern hemisphere: the EB Expo 2014.

Is EA Sports' top-selling football franchise still on form? Game Console's Darren Price takes a look at the PlayStation 4 version of the game.

Kim Kardashian's virtual world expands as Facebook partners with Glu to launch Kim Kardashian: Hollywood game, now with Italy adventures.

Discover the Cuddlr app, where instead of hook-ups, it's all about cuddles with strangers, creating a haven for no-pressure intimacy.

The Nokia Lumia 930 impresses with features like a 20MP camera and wireless charging, but developer support and software stability remain major hurdles.

Microsoft leaps over Windows 9 to unveil Windows 10, promising a new era for PCs with enterprise-grade security and universal apps.

Lumber Jacked: A vibrant platformer that nods to classics but is marred by quirky controls and invasive ads. Offers a fun, if flawed, experience.

Pixel Detective's retro charm fades under repetition, lacking depth and mystery despite a visually appealing setup.

July 2008: a certain fruity company launched its app store and gave a home to 500 freshly pressed iPhone OS (iOS nowadays) apps.

More than 75% of mobile apps will fail security tests by 2015, leaving data vulnerable, says Gartner. #mobilesecurity #apps #Gartner.

Apple Pay's entrance into the payments industry will have a bigger impact in remote mobile payments, according to Ovum.

Four analysts from OVUM explain their views on the new iPhone 6 for the telco and consumer electronics industries...