Codemasters hints at the return of Dizzy
Keith Stuart: The egg-shaped gaming legend will soon be rolling back the years, probably on iOS devices
Apps Rush: Stamped, Google Search, CityVille Holidaytown, Mills and Boon and more
Stuart Dredge: What's new on the app stores on Tuesday 22 November 2011
Zynga’s 11.1m daily active users on iOS and Android still trails Angry Birds
Stuart Dredge: Social games giant is increasing its mobile audience, but faces stiffer competition than on Facebook
Voice recognition: has it come of age?
Apple's voice-controlled 'personal assistant' Siri has got everyone talking (in more ways than one). Is this just the start of a computer revolution? By Charles Arthur
Techno-toddlers: A is for Apple
Thomas Jones: More pre-schoolers know how to use a smartphone than tie their shoelaces. Is this the future of child learning, or a picture of alienation?
Apps? There’s a board game for that and it’s out this Christmas
Stuart Dredge: Cheatwell's App-Player tries to unite traditional tabletop gaming with modern smartphones
Apps Rush: There’s No Place Like Space, WildChords, Minecraft, Norwich City, Sing and Sign and more
Stuart Dredge: What's new on the app stores on Thursday 17 November 2011
Callaway Digital Arts talks book-apps, brands and edutainment
Stuart Dredge: Chief executive Rex Ishibashi on exploring the crossover between digital books and video games
PopCap Games survey claims sharp rise for social gaming in US and UK
Stuart Dredge: Suggests 118.5m people are now playing social games at least once a week – and spending money
Ideal Binary takes funding for its fairy tale book-app ambitions
Stuart Dredge: Irish startup raises seed round to ensure its business doesn't face a Grimm future on the app stores
Booyah boss Jason Willig talks My Town 2 and social location games
Stuart Dredge: And why the big guns of the social gaming world aren't having it all their own way on the App Store
Royal Opera House launches iPhone and iPad game
Show Must Go On will see players trying to overcome a host of problems while trying to stage manage their own opera or ballet
Cloud computing: the lowdown
Much of our computing (including the storage of our personal data) is now being done remotely via something called the 'cloud'. John Naughton gives a brief history of how this radical shift came about, while Stuart Dredge assesses the relative merits of four cloud computing services
Apps Rush: Will Knox, Doctor Who Encylopedia, GarageBand, NOW! Official UK Top 40 Chart and more
Stuart Dredge: What's new on the app stores on Wednesday 2 November 2011
Half of UK population owns a smartphone
Google Android the most popular mobile operating system, followed by RIM BlackBerry and Apple iPhone. By Charles Arthur