With these five smartphone accessories in tow, I've successfully transformed my Android handset into a full-blown gaming ...

Dual OLED screens, Android OS, and 120Hz performance. Revolutionizing handheld gaming for casual players and pros alike.

The market is readying itself to be flooded with the releases of Android-powered consoles in the next three months. The Ouya and Shield are out but the MOJO, GamePop, Gamestick and rumored consoles ...

The AYANEO Pocket EVO is a catalyst in the world of Android handheld gaming. It features a 7″ 1080P OLED 120Hz high-refresh-rate display, making it the first of its kind. This powerful device combines ...

Gaming handheld maker AMBERNIC is officially teasing a new dual-screen console. The AMBERNIC RG DS is rumored to run Android ...

TL;DR: This gaming console, the Kinhank Super Console X2, has something for everyone in the family, and it’s now just $89.97 (reg. $159.99) through June 1. It’s not easy finding something that ...

San Francisco smart TV specialist PlayJam has successfully raised $100,000 of crowdfunding capital to bring an Android-powered micro-console to market. The 'GameStick' which reached its funding target ...

It's been one month since the Ouya hit retail shelves, made available to the public for just $99. The Kickstarter campaign was a wild success, but the console and games have been met with an almost ...

Ouya, the $99 home console powered by Android, exceeded its crowdfunding goal of $950,000 approximately eight hours after the project's Kickstarter page went live. At the time of writing, the project ...

Ayaneo, the renowned brand in gaming handheld consoles, has officially opened pre-orders for its latest device, the Ayaneo Pocket S Android Console. Ayaneo revealed the full specifications and ...

While Sony and Microsoft pour millions of dollars into bringing their next gaming systems to life, Mad Catz is working on its own console with just a couple of product developers. The Mad Catz M.O.J.O ...

October was chock full of big game releases, from Alan Wake II to Spider-Man 2 to Super Mario Wonder, but there was one launch that, if you're an Android user, likely slipped through the cracks.