SEGA has released an impressive update to its original Sonic the Hedgehog app, adding iPad support, unlockable characters, and more.

Google's new Hangouts service could eventually include SMS support.

Today's AGF list includes a sliding puzzle game, a business app, and an interactive storybook app.

Star Trek Rivals arrives in the App Store for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad.

The producer of "The Ring" hopes to scare you with a new app series, Haunting Melissa.

Originally released for the Apple II in 1984, Karateka has been reborn as an iOS game appropriately named Karateka Classic.

Another rumor suggests that the next iPad mini will include a Retina display.

The delicious puzzle game Pudding Monsters just keeps getting better and better as the title characters strive to get bigger and bigger.

Apple celebrates a huge App Store milestone.

Frozen Synapse is now available to download and play on Apple's tablet computer.

Tivo releases a new feature for iOS users, "What to Watch Now."

Don't expect to be flipping gravity again in Gravity Guy 2.

While Jambox has long been available in custom colors, it's only now that Big Jambox gets to have the same "colorful" treatment.

The popular accessory maker Mophie has just announced a new iPhone 5 battery case.

Hatchi has received an update and now allows users to raise a hoard of Hatchi-creatures.

Googiri is a new jailbreak tweak that can vastly improve the voice recognition experience for jailbroken iPhone owners.

As expected, the much-teased "magical" update to Angry Birds Seasons has materialized at last in the App Store.

Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery has launched in the App Store.

AT&T appears to be offering free iPhone 5 handsets when customers trade-in an iPhone 4S, and sign-up for a two-year contract with the carrier.

Verizon has an impressive iPhone 5 offer, but there's a catch.

Rovio will team up with Sony Pictures Entertainment in order to bring an Angry Birds movie to theaters on July 1, 2016, it has been revealed.

Temple Run 2 has just run into its second major update.

Google Play Books now supports non-DRM PDF and ePub files from your own personal collection.