MAKER OF entertainment gear, Apple wants to use its iPhone to knock Nintendo's handheld DS console out of the portable games market.

Two new game applications have been released for the iPhone, both unofficial. The first is a port of id Software's Doom, the classic first-person shooter originally released for the PC in 1993. The game is currently in an unplayable state, and lacking audio, but it does however run demo sequences, and is likely a teaser for a future, functional p...

While Apple remains silent about games for the iPhone, the senior vice president of EA Mobile has had a lot to say...

Mitch Lasky, senior vice president of Electronic Arts Mobile, has revealed that the company is currently in negotiations to produce games for the new Apple iPhone.

Apple is discussing iPhone games with the casual gaming arm of Electronic Arts, a report claims. The news would be a natural extension of Apple's existing range of gaming titles for the video iPod, and would introduce another feature to the company's touchscreen iPhone.