Bloomberg reports that AT&T profits topped estimates on Wall Street mostly on the backs of iPhone customers and TV. I hope the booming profits mean that AT&T is set to fix its shoddy network and make iPhone users happy they use AT&T. continued »

King.com, which focuses on skill-based games for prizes, is migrating its web-based casual games into iPhone version. Its Amazon Survival game, which is also developed into iPhone version, is a puzzle game where you should save the Amazon jungle. continued »

If you are developing new iPhone games now, please consider the price wisely. The cheaper is better, according to a recent study about top selling App Store games. At least, if you had plan to increase the game's sales volume. continued »

ZoDDt has published two videos from the upcoming gpSPhone and psx4iPhone emulators new versions running on iPhone 3Gs. A good news for iPhone gaming. continued »

Sonic The Hedgehog for iPhone [iTunes link] was released today on the App Store. You can download Sonic for iPhone for $5.99 and start racing through various levels to free captured animals from the insidious Dr. Robotnik (more commonly known as Dr. Eggman). continued »

Japanese video game maker Capcom Co Ltd said it intends to release more than ten mobile titles for iPhone by March 2010, "cashing in on growing demand for mobile gaming," as Reuters reported. continued »

id Software today launched its classic Wolfenstein 3D for the iPhone and iPod Touch users. The iPhone version of classic 1991 Nazi-hunting PC game that launched the first-person shooter genre is available on the iTunes App Store for $4.99. continued »

Nine months old company Ngmoco has raised $10 million in a second round of funding, according to Venture Beat. Last July, the San Francisco-based iPhone game publisher raised a $5 million from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Maples Investments. continued »

Shervin Pishevar of the Social Gaming Network demonstrated how to use the iPhone or iPod touch as "virtual Wii Remotes" at the iGames Summit. Using his new iFun software, Pishevar was demonstrating the iPhone as a virtual steering wheel when playing a PC car racing game. Good even for non-gamers. continued »

Yeah, there's no doubt that iPhone is becoming a popular gaming platform among mobile users now. There are at least two reasons: (1) the statistics of iPhones  sold and  games apps on the App Store; and (2) the latest features on the device's OS which enriches the upcoming gaming development. continued »

Of all the upcoming iPhone and iPod touch games, one of the most eagerly anticipated has been Metal Gear Solid Touch.  Now video of the actual gameplay has prompted some to wonder whether the UI is entirely satisfactory, given that much of the time the player's thumbs are covering up the action. Announced last December, even the news that it was ... continued »

There is no doubt that the iPhone is going mainstream now. There are now more than 6,000 iPhone games on the iPhone application store, according to iPhone app tracking site Mobclix. continued »