Pokemon Go has managed to rake in more than $5 billion in five years, and is only increasing its revenue as it celebrates another birthday.
More than 82 million Tamagotchis have been sold over the past 25 years, but the company behind the iconic 90s toy isn’t resting on its laurels.
A new app, based on the real-life movements of animals around the world, plans to change the way funds are raised for animal conservation.
Norway’s PM was caught playing Pokemon Go while a debate was going on in Parliament, and the speaker didn’t seem to mind at all.
Love it or loathe it (I’m somewhere in between), there’s no denying the influence Pokemon Go has had this year. Be warned though, you could be in for a nasty surprise.
The second generation of the Apple Watch has some serious improvements, including a GPS system to guide you on your way.
Just when you think you’ve seen it all with regards Pokemon Go something like this pops up. All hell breaks loose in Taiwan.
Werner Herzog’s new doccie focuses on social networking – but he doesn’t own a cellphone or know what Pokemon Go is. It’s probably still a winner, though.
Marius Fransman isn’t backing down after being suspended for sexual harassment, so Zapiro decided to turn him into an evil Pokemon.
Down Under they’re really worried about the possible effects of Pokemon Go, so they are putting up signs to make sure people obey the law.
The battle to catch ’em all is being taken far too seriously by trainers all around the world – and this has been causing serious chaos. Next stop Ozzie.
Nintendo released a statement showing just how much money it would be making from ‘Pokemon Go’, and investors were a bit shocked. Silly.
When the sun is out Sea Point promenade is usually good for a stroll, although yesterday Pokemon Go enthusiasts took over and it was quite a sight.
At the age of 90, I very much doubt Sir David Attenborough would ever have thought he would get mixed up in Pokemon Go – but here he is narrating it.
The secret to playing Pokemon Go is walking – although to catch every single one you may need to take a few pointers from this chap.
Pokemon – what a way to draw attention to the catastrophic consequences of an ongoing war, one the world seems to have moved on from.
Oliver Stone has been smoking too much weed and deep cybersecurity paranoia has set in – but what he has to say really is true.
Pokemon Go is already forcing people to get out of their comfort zones, but this app may help them make the first move towards real love.
Landmines are not all fun and games, and areas containing them should never be wondered into. Even if there are rare Pokemon to find.
It seems the popstar has found the perfect way to disguise himself. Playing Pokemon has allowed the poor dude to just be a kid for once.
Many churches are embracing their stance as a Gym on ‘Pokemon Go’, inviting “the younger generation” to attend a service or two.
Flocks of Pokemon Go players have been finding their way to popular spots to play the game – and when a Pokemon appears, things get real crazy.
It’s everywhere and you can’t avoid it, but that doesn’t mean local satirist Zapiro can’t have some fun with Pokemon Go. Shots fired.
PokeStops and Gyms have already attracted enthusiasts to local businesses,, and some are tapping into it well. The future looks like dollar signs.
Pokemon Go is no doubt a phenomenal hit, but the guy behind it has been building up to this point 20 years. Let us introduce you to John Hanke.
Since its launch, Pokemon Go has received both good and bad press. This would certainly be a case of the latter.
Teenagers of today have to deal with parents who are a lot more interested in their lifestyle than before, and it’s getting a bit weird.
There’s no doubt that 2016 is the year of Pokemon revival, but just what does that mean for all your data? It isn’t pretty.
In just over a week Pokemon Go has been downloaded and installed more times than Tinder. That’s scary, but now criminals are getting crafty too.