Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas revived for iOS, Android and Windows Phone
Developer Rockstar reveals plans for its latest GTA smartphone and tablet port to debut in December
20 best new iPhone and iPad apps and games this week
John Lewis Bear & Hare, Xbox One SmartGlass, Flick Kick Football Legends, Google Play Music, Clumsy Ninja, Cat Spanish and more. By Stuart Dredge
The Hobbit dips his hairy toes into Google Chrome experiment
Immersively explore Middle-earth on your computer or phone with just your browser. By Samuel Gibbs
Logitech adds a proper joypad to your iPhone with the PowerShell Controller
Console-style controls with battery backup that doubles the iPhone’s battery life. By Samuel Gibbs
20 best iPhone and iPad apps and games this week
ARTPOP, Football Manager Handheld 2014, My Talking Tom, Oceanhorn, Keezy, Pitchfork Weekly, GT Racing 2 and more. By Stuart Dredge
Candy Crush Saga reaches 500m installations on mobile and Facebook
King's sweet-matching game still has some way to go to catch Angry Birds' 2bn downloads. By Stuart Dredge
BBC is in a ‘soft power’ battle with international broadcasters
Chris Tryhorn: Tony Hall wants a worldwide audience of 500 million by 2022, but CCTV, al-Jazeera and others have global ambitions too
20 best iPhone and iPad apps and games this week
Nike+ Move, Radio Times DiscoverTV, Star Wars: Tiny Death Star, Lego The Lord of the Rings, So Many Stars, Labscope, Doctor Who, Matisyahu and more. By Stuart Dredge
Star Wars: Tiny Death Star game gets pixelly in a galaxy far, far away
LucasArts teams with developer NimbleBit for imperial reworking of Tiny Tower for Android, iPhone and iPad. By Stuart Dredge
Doctor Who’s Sonic Screwdriver? There’s now an official app for that
iPhone augmented reality app released to celebrate 50th anniversary of BBC drama. By Stuart Dredge
Luxuria Superbia – a game about sex and giving
Keith Stuart: The latest project from experimental developer Tale of Tales is an allegorical exploration of love and eroticism that very much revels in the joy of sex
Vine: in the future everyone can be famous for six seconds
With more than 40 million users, video-sharing mobile phone app Vine has a global reach. How did it get so big and what does Vine mean for the future of creativity, asks Dominic Rushe
Boot up: Steam rising, Nokia banning HTC in the UK, GTA 5 marketing genius and more
Samuel Gibbs: Plus Apple suggests turning your laptop off and on again if it's behaving badly, Samsung sells more phones than Apple, Nokia and BlackBerry combines, flying drones get a roll cage, and more
Android takes record smartphone share at expense of iPhone and BlackBerry
Strategy Analytics claims Google-powered smartphones took 81% market share in the third quarter, but Windows Phone was fastest growing OS
Jane Austen gets her game on
Stride & Prejudice endless-runner game launches for iPhone and iPad while virtual world Ever, Jane seeks $100k funding on crowdfunding site Kickstarter