Yannick LeJacq

When a financial services giant joins forces with a social media start-up to spearhead a new kind of e-commerce, things are bound to get interesting.

AOL has acquired the tech website gdgt, adding another publication to its vast inventory of technology-oriented Web properties including Engadget, TechCrunch, Joystiq and TUAW.

Electronic Arts has admitted that its 2012 military first person shooter "Medal of Honor: Warfighter" was a failure for the publisher's quality assurance standards.

Mobile social gaming giant GREE cut its full-year financial outlook this week, citing rising costs and slower-than-expected sales from its ambitious overseas expansion.

Microsoft has opened a new Los Angeles studio to focus on creating “interactive content” for the Xbox video game console.

Activision Blizzard's “Skylanders” franchise has topped $1 billion in worldwide retail sales, the company announced Monday.

CBS Corporation and Amazon have partnered for a unique distribution deal for the upcoming series "Under the Dome."

Apple is reportedly developing a wearable device that could be the much-rumored "iWatch," according to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

Activision is expecting lower "Call of Duty" sales numbers in futures despite posting its best year ever.

Zynga's Facebook game "FarmVille" is being adapted for a television series produced by Brett Ratner.

Facebook has deleted all of the facial recognition data it held for European users after German and Irish authorities questioned its compliance with privacy laws.

The OUYA console will follow a mobile development cycle of releasing new models every year, OUYA CEO Julie Uhrman said this week.

A new McAfee study finds that a huge majority of Americans share their personal data with partners and close friends, risking data theft.

Twitter has adjusted the age restrictions for its Vine application to address the service's "porn problem."

Activision Blizzard will post strong fourth-quarter profit on big sales of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 2" and "Skylanders: Giants."

The OUYA game console will hit the shelves this June at the relatively low price-point of $99.99.

Struggling social game developer Zynga is expected to report continued heavy losses in its fourth quarter.

Wikipedia surpassed 3 billion mobile page views in January. But, as the site grows, how is its content changing?

As many as 250,000 Twitter accounts were hacked by a recent attempt to infiltrate the social network, the company revealed Friday.

We talk with Chris Anderson, the CEO of 3D Robotics and long-time editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, about his part in the maker movement.

Sony is expected to unveil its next-generation home entertainment video game console at a press event on Feb. 20.

The film adaptation of Activision Blizzard’s video game “World of Warcraft” will be directed by "Moon" director Duncan Jones.

Valve Co-founder Gabe Newell is more concerned with Apple as a potential rival than he is with video game console developers.

Twitter updated its web interface Wednesday to allow for large image viewing and support for video content.

Zynga has lost its chief game designer, Brian Reynolds, the latest in a long line of executive departures.

YouTube is reportedly preparing to charge access to a small number of premium channels on its popular video-sharing platform.

The game industry could face a tougher challenge than investors originally predicted when trying to enter the Chinese market.

Video game publisher Electronic Arts (NASDAQ:EA) may report lower third-quarter earnings due to tepid sales.

Twitter has acquired Crashlytics, creator of a crash-reporting tool, to help its clients resolve problems with their mobile applications.