Latest articles, news and analysis in the Mobile category.
The latest Gong platform update merges AI coaching, revenue analytics, and open AI interoperability—but with a $300–$750 price tag, the question isn’t just capability, it’s whether sales teams will pay for human-guided AI in a market dominated by consolidation.
A chaotic, fast-paced take on the Witcher’s signature survival, where Geralt’s choices—and his reputation—determine how long he lives. Available for $6, it’s a divisive but inventive mobile-style experience that thrives on unpredictability.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra isn’t just faster—its neural processing unit (NPU) leap of 39% over the last generation means AI tasks like real-time translation, photo editing, and voice assistants run smoother than ever. But the real innovation lies in how Samsung baked that performance into a device that’s...
Electronic Arts' Full Circle studio has announced staff reductions, framing the move as a strategic realignment to accelerate development and refocus efforts on Skate's long-term vision—though player counts and evolving roadmaps suggest a more complex path ahead.
A coordinated distributor backlash against Samsung’s cost-cutting measures has forced the Galaxy S26 Ultra into early circulation—while internal DRAM shortages force a risky split between Samsung and Micron. The fallout reveals a deeper battle between the company’s mobile and semiconductor divisions...
A major player in gaming peripherals and publishing is now teetering on the edge of collapse, leaving behind a catalog of innovative—yet flawed—products and an uncertain future for enthusiasts.
The $8/month YouTube Premium Lite plan now includes background playback and offline downloads, narrowing the gap with the $14 Premium tier and making it a more compelling option for casual viewers.
Electronic Arts secured the top spot in PC and console game downloads last year, but Microsoft outspent all publishers on marketing. The data reveals a stark contrast between download volume and ad investment strategies across the industry.
The Galaxy S26 series will use a mix of Micron and Samsung-manufactured LPDDR5X memory, with half of initial production relying on Micron’s chips. This shift reflects broader supply chain tensions and pricing power in the memory market.
Anthropic’s new Remote Control feature for Claude Code transforms mobile devices into full-fledged terminals, syncing local development sessions across desktop and smartphone—starting with the Claude Max ($100–$200/month) tier. The move signals a shift toward ‘vibe coding’, where AI-driven workflows...
A darkly humorous, reflex-driven sequel to *Super Meat Boy* has resurfaced on Steam for a steep discount—here’s why it might be the best platformer you’ve overlooked.
Forget passwords and keys. Lexar’s new TouchLock SSD uses your phone as a security key, blending convenience with 128-bit encryption. But does its clever design outpace its slower speeds?
Meta’s Manus AI now lets users control AI agents directly from Telegram, mirroring OpenClaw’s mobile-first approach—but with a subscription cost and cloud dependency. Here’s how it compares.
A new Overwatch-branded mobile game, Overwatch Rush, is coming as a free-to-play, top-down 4v4 hero shooter. Built from the ground up for mobile, it marks Blizzard’s first major foray into the genre since Overwatch’s launch, offering a faster-paced, MOBA-inspired twist on the franchise’s signature c...
A marathon streaming test pitting Intel’s Core Ultra 300, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite, and AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 reveals stark differences in real-world battery life. Here’s which chip holds up—and which might need a power bank.
TiMi Montreal, a high-profile Tencent studio tasked with developing open-world AAA titles, has closed without ever releasing a project, raising questions about the future of large-scale game development in the industry.
The MIPI Alliance has unveiled UniPro v3.0 and M-PHY v6.0, promising to double the bandwidth of UFS 5.0 while improving efficiency—raising questions about real-world adoption and timing.
Seamus Blackley, the architect behind Xbox, suggests Microsoft’s new gaming division CEO, Asha Sharma, may oversee a phased exit for Xbox as the company prioritizes AI over console gaming. The move raises questions about hardware support, developer partnerships, and the long-term viability of Micros...
