The PC gaming hardware brand has been prepping and hinting at a mobile device for months. It could be a microconsole, but that's an off-chance currently.
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Rookie Razer smartphone effort reportedly inches closer with heavy focus on ‘hardcore’ gamers
Following Nextbit's acquisition earlier this year, it shouldn't come as a surprise to hear Razer is in the process of developing a gaming smartphone.
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Holding the OnePlus 5 high on your TechAltar? | #PNWeekly 258
We talk with the man behind TechAltar, Marton Barcza, about the OnePlus 5 hype train that he feels should've been derailed a long time ago on our show!
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Razer partners with Three HK, ready to roll Nextbit gaming ambitions
The gaming hardware manufacturer has partnered with the telco to open a new RazerStore and provide special mobile services for its fans.
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Why Android-powered game consoles are better in theory than in practice
Some of us here at Pocketnow enjoy a nice summer’s afternoon slaving over a smartphone or tablet, trying to beat the last level in some new game. A few of us went nuts yesterday, over the launch of one of the most highly anticipated mobile games this summer, Asphalt 8. Suffice it to say, mobile gaming is improving quite rapidly. In just four year’s time, we’ve graduated from platformers and side-scrollers to real 3D graphics that rival console games from less than a decade ago. Riptide ...
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