Apple allows iPhone to show some skin
The first iPhone application featuring nudity has been approved by Apple, which has rejected other applications featuring adult content in the past
Take 5: Forgotten consoles
Jack Arnott takes a look back over five gaming consoles time forgot
What’s driving Steve Jobs?
Where does the news that Apple's Steve Jobs has had a liver transplant leave the world's coolest computer company? Ed Pilkington reports
Mobile and iPhone gaming round-up
Circuit Strike.One(Publisher: Chillingo. Developer: H.Grenade Games, Platform: iPhone)Representing a highly stylised collision between Wipeout, Tron and Asteroids, Circuit Strike.One is a multi-directional shooter, set within a mainframe computer. Your job is to 'hack' your way through the security systems and destroy the data cores on every level. The central processor sends out wave after wave of AI programs to stop you, and when you blast an incoming craft you build up a bullet time meter which lets you shoot your foes in handy slow-mo
Breakfast briefing: Bell rings on second round of the Apple v Palm scrap
Today's news from around the web: Apple fires warning shot at Palm | Nasa plans lunar crash test | Weird Al scores a hit with Craigslist
‘Robots are fine, if you want to see real life sci-fi horror’
Celebrity squares: British film director Jake West doesn't trust robots to behave
Terminator Salvation
Adam Boult: It's a surprise to discover that Terminator Salvation for the iPhone and iPod Touch is actually pretty good
New iPhone to launch in UK on 19 June
British launch of eagerly-awaited model will coincide with US date, but no word yet on pricing
Authors need to embrace the opportunity of interactive fiction
With the growing popularity of ebooks, partnerships between writers and videogames studios need to be exploited
The best new games for iPhone and mobile
It's time for another in my series of irregular mobile updates
Boomtime for tasteless iPhone apps
Johnny Dee: iFart's business triumph has led to a plague of trumpeting copycats
Game review: Leaf Trombone: World Stage
As an entirely new kind of massively multi-player online game,, this is a pleasing diversion, writes Nick Gillett