Team17 has announced that Worms is now available on Apple’s App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch. The first mobile Worms game to be developed at Team17, Worms promises an uncompromised console-style edition of the award-winning series, featuring classic weapons plus the infamous Holy Hand Grenade, Concrete Donkey and Ninja Rope

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iPhone users will be able to enjoy this season’s NFL football games via DirecTV’s “Supercast Mobile” app.

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.

While you’re on holiday, have you ever been wanted to send your friend or family a picture or postcard from your iPhone?

LG Electronics aims to revive the worldwide sensation it created with the Chocolate this year by launching a new Black Label phone in the fourth quarter.

Team17 today announced WORMS, the hugely popular turn-based strategy title, is available on Apple’s App Store. Here is more info on this new iPhone game: Bringing a zany mix of iconic, crazy weapons and exhilarating action-strategy, this title will entertain for hours! WORMS for iPhone and iPod touch is a console-style edition of the award-winning series that features the classic weapons plus the infamous Holy Hand Grenade, Concrete Donkey and Ninja Rope and takes advantage of the innovative Multi-Touch user interface for this edition. With 50 challenges & quick play modes for the single player and 4-player hot-seat multiplayer support with random level creation, WORMS provides almost endless entertainment

Alawar Entertainment today announced the release of the iPhone version of Farm Frenzy, a popular farming sim game. Alawar Friday’s Games, an internal studio of Alawar’s, developed the iPhone version of Farm Frenzy. The team managed to port the game with virtually no changes to the high-quality graphics and gameplay.

Siri has been getting a lot of hype over the past year. It’s an as yet unreleased product that aims to be a “Virtual Personal Assistant” (VPA). At the recent SemTech conference in San Jose, I sat down with two of the founders of Siri: Dag Kittlaus (CEO) and Tom Gruber (CTO).

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