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The Seattle-based software developer Candywriter has launched a fun new game titled Dogs Playing Poker v.1.0 for iPod and iPhone. Continue Reading »

Australian anti-gambling politician Senator Nick Xenophone has won himself a truckload of publicity in the media Downunder this weekend with his thoughts on banning free iPhone apps related to gambling. Continue Reading »

Top international poker pro Annie Duke has launched her much anticipated iPhone application Annie Duke Poker Tutor for pokerheads who want to learn more or hone their skills at the felt.  The new service includes a valuable Tip of the Day, an easy-to-use Texas Hold’em Odds Calculator and a glossary of poker terms. Continue Reading »

Skybet Sports is the latest online gambling firm to launch a new iPhone mobile betting service, working with mobile technology provider Mkodo. Continue Reading »

Barcrest’s Wagerworks-powered online casino subsidiary Kerching has launched its iPhone mobile casino with the introduction of the popular Rainbow Riches Pots of Gold slot game. Continue Reading »

The growing number of iPhone Internet punters have another series of new games this week following the launch of “Viaden Legend Slots” from the Minsk, Belarus-based Viadem Media online gambling software developer. Continue Reading »

UK mobile network Orange has joined the many companies lining up for French partnerships in anticipation of a liberated French gambling market. Continue Reading »

Yahoo is buying fantasy sports company Citizen Sports, an enterprise co-founded by an MIT graduate whose card-counting skills helped him win millions of dollars in blackjack and spawned a film and a best-selling book, reports Associated Press. Continue Reading »

The UK online gambling group Betfair has released a nifty new iPhone application for football fans which turns their mobile phones into information centres…and a rattle for cheering on the teams! Continue Reading »

Further confirmation that the mobile market holds promise for all manner of enterprises was given this week when IDG News reported on comments made by Vic Gundotra, vice president of engineering for Google’s mobile group. Continue Reading »