Why the DRM-free iTunes Store is a rip-off (TG Daily)
When Phil Schiller, Apple's chief of worldwide marketing, took the stage yesterday morning to deliver the Macworld 2009 keynote, DRM-free iTunes was one of three key topics on the keynote agenda. The announcement was met with cheers and viewed as a big win for Apple. But was it Apple that ultimately won?

Indulge Your Inner Sleuth with Maddie's Daily Mysteries(TM), at iWin.com (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
iWin, Inc., a leading developer and publisher of online casual games, today announced the launch of Maddie's Daily Mysteries, one of the most unique and exciting hidden object game offerings in the casual game space.

Gamers test mobile technology (Channel 4)
Thousands of gaming fans have taken advantage of new technology allowing them to use their mobile phones to play against people connected to the internet on their computers, the company behind the innovation said.

01:09 (BST), 06/01/2009 Chicktionary Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 5, 2009 ... (gamesindustry.biz)
January 5, 2009 (Dallas, TX) – Dallas-based Blockdot has released a free version of Chicktionary – one of the most popular word games on the internet – for the iPhone, and has boosted the puzzle count in the full iPhone version.

Older folks like Wii, PCs and cellphones, too (USA Today)
Seniors are dispelling an age-old stereotype: that folks getting up in years have little or no interest in the latest technology. Video games, PCs, cellphones and such can help keep minds and bodies sharp. Tech companies are starting to pay closer attention to the mature market, and to folks with physical disabilities.