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Hyperkin is releasing a peripheral that turns your iPhone 6 into a fully functional, cartridge-playing Game Boy, without the need of four AA batteries.

The Guinness Book of World Records for gaming in 2015 has been published, which lets us know how crazy and dedicated some modern players are.

Apple may have good news for everyone who's been missing their iPhone 5/5s -- it may be coming out with a four inch version of the iPhone 6.

Walmart didn't feel that its Black Friday deals were enough, so it decided to add in some pre-Black Friday deals to blow away its rivals.

Invitations have been issued to members of the media proclaiming Sept. 9th as the date for a big new announcement from Apple. According to CNN, the event will take place right in Apple's backyard at the 2,400-seat Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, California...

Most of us - myself included - have grown to be very reliant on our smart phones. So, it should come as no surprise that when I damaged my iPhone recently, I had a feeling of helplessness similar to being bedridden with the flu.

I saw Shay's video about how to make an iPhone speaker out of a roll of toilet paper, and how you can amplify your music with a couple of scores from an X-ACTO knife. I'm a conspiracy theorist by nature, so I decided to put Shay's toilet paper speaker to the test.

Marvel and Gameloft are joining forces to bring The Amazing Spider-Man 2 to smartphones and tablets.

While Flappy Bird has been pulled from the downloadable market, phones have been have starting to appear on eBay with the advertised feature of having Flappy Bird pre-installed on them.

Earlier this month, Maynard Keenan posted a photo on Puscifer's Instagram showing his brand-spankin'-new sleeve tattoo. Those that payed attention to these things probably noticed Maynard's feisty fried-egg and bacon iPhone cover, and thought to themselves: "Wow, I wish I could be cool like Maynard and have a fried-egg and bacon iPhone cover!" Well, you can! After exhaustive research and

The holidays are here. We're planning winter trips, shopping, big feasts, and visits from Santa. What we typically don't plan for is the gratuitous 'Happy Holidays' group text from many of our friends. You know what I'm talking about. The text from the friend that feels like they must wish you good greetings but are too lazy to send the message to each person individually.

The folks at Buzzfeed have done it again. They've compiled many great scenes from the most popular movies and had Siri respond to those scenes.