Dubbed Raging Thunder, it's a racing game designed for Apple's touchscreen handhelds and the cool thing is that it actually makes use of the accelerometer...

This has got to be one of the strangest mash-ups I've seen on a cell phone, because it seems to borrow elements from nearly every handheld known to man. ..

The iPod plays music and videos. The Zune plays music and videos. The iPod supports podcasts. The Zune supports podcasts. The iPod has ghetto games. The Zune... is getting games soon...

We might have already been exposed to the Game Boy and the DS, but we have never quite had the opportunity to have a truly portable NES until today...

We've seen a wide assortment of waterproof cases for just about every technological gizmo on the planet, but this bath bag for the PSP has got to be one of the most low-tech solutions I've seen to date...

The next time you head out to Safeco Field to catch a Seattle Mariners baseball game, make sure you bring your Nintendo DS along...

In the video embedded below, we get a brief demonstration of a hot game for Android that seems to not only make use of GPS, but also real world imagery...

The trouble with the Wii is that you are typically restricted to the living room, because you need a TV and some space to move. This portable screen removes that restriction...

You can now take the Dope Wars drug-dealing simulation on the road with the arrival of iDope for the Apple iPhone...

Now that the SDK is widely available, it has been announced that Trism will indeed be available for the iPhone and it'll sell for five dollars through the iTunes Apps Store. Trism is set to launch in June...