While Apple has banned a C64 emulator on the iPhone, it seems you'll have no problem playing classic emulation ROMs like Maniac Mansion or Space Taxi if you own a Google Android phone.

The Facebook app for iPhone has been updated and has finally hit the App Stpre with lots of new additions, including a few last minute changes

Recently we reported how Apple banned certain 'sexy' terms from their app descriptions. Now, in an extra twist, a shoe throwing game inspired by the infamous George Bush incident is also being canned.

The traditional pub quiz faces many threats. Now joining the music-round-destroying Shazam app, Wikipedia has launched an official iPhone app.

The world's most amazing multi-room audio system just got better with the addition of internet radio streaming and an iPhone app for controlling your music from anywhere in the house.

Netbook player and smartphone maker confirms early plans for its own app store

In–App Purchase and peer to peer connectivity lead the line for rejigged Apple App Store

New rules censoring ‘sexy’ marketing words from Apple store apps, including ‘boobs’ have been labelled puritanical and silly, even as the apps themselves have become huge sellers for their creators.

Microsoft has opened its Windows Marketplace for Mobile app store to developers, and as an incentive is offering prizes for the most popular apps submitted

Developers fuming over Apple's heavy hand.

There's a lot of Bibles in the App store. A whole lot. Want to follow your faith from the comfort of your phone? These apps make it easy.

Apple has told the developer of an augmented reality app that it will be approved for the App Store when 3.1 goes live

Map provider Whereis has teamed up with app maker Sygic to unveil Australia's first turn by turn map guidance app for the iPhone; more than a few years after similar programs were unveiled on competing Nokia smartphones.

Nokia's Ovi Store is set to be the biggest app store launch of them all, with 20,000 different items to be available from its debut

The Torrent Droid app uses photographs of DVD barcodes to search for films via BitTorent and then remotely synchronise the download via your home computer. Has piracy ever been easier?