App & Game

In 2015, your online identity was your Instagram grid. In 2020, it was your TikTok feed. But in 2025, for millions of Gen Z users, identity has quietly shifted to something much more private, functional, and personal: Your app stack. Forget social media likes and bios. Today, who you are is reflected by the apps […]

In 2025, the most downloaded horror game on Steam didn’t list a studio. Its Twitter/X account had no real name. The domain was registered with Monero. Its dev logs? AI-written. The team behind it? A nameless Discord handle who vanished two weeks after launch. Welcome to Game Dev Ghost Mode—a rising underground movement where anonymous

Open your phone in 2025, and something strange happens: before you type, before you scroll, before you even think—you’re already being guided. That meditation app showing up on your home screen? The new finance tracker that “just feels right”? The flash game that appeared in your Google Discover feed last night? You didn’t search for

For over a decade, Apple’s App Store and Google Play have been the gateways to mobile software. If you built an app, that’s where you launched. End of story. But in 2025, the dominance of traditional app stores is under fire—and not just from developers. Governments, consumers, and even the platforms themselves are pushing for

In 2025, the question isn’t whether AI can design games—it already is. From level creation and narrative scripting to asset generation and NPC behavior, AI is embedded into the DNA of game development today. But as these tools grow more powerful, a deeper debate has emerged across studios, indie forums, and gamer communities: Is AI

In Asia, super apps are already a way of life. From ordering food to paying rent, booking rides to messaging friends—all happens inside one seamless platform. In China, WeChat is not just an app—it’s an ecosystem. In Indonesia, Gojek does everything from digital wallets to telemedicine. In India, Tata Neu is becoming a commercial operating

In 2025, mobile gaming is not just a pastime—it’s a $150 billion global juggernaut. With hyper-personalized games, AI-driven level design, and real-time feedback systems, players are more engaged than ever. But as the line between engagement and addiction blurs, the darker consequences of mobile gaming are becoming impossible to ignore. Behind the glossy visuals and

In 2025, building a mobile app is easier than ever—but making it succeed is harder than ever. With no-code platforms, generative AI, and a global freelance workforce, launching an app takes days, not months. But despite this unprecedented access to tools and talent, more than 90% of apps still fail within the first year. That

In 2025, games don’t just look better—they feel more real than ever before. The boundary between you and your character is rapidly dissolving, thanks to three converging technologies: real-time face mapping, AI-generated voices, and emotion detection. What once belonged in science fiction is now shaping everyday gameplay, turning digital avatars into extensions of ourselves. Forget

In 2025, the classroom is no longer confined to whiteboards and textbooks—and neither is learning. A new generation of AI-powered educational games is reshaping how children absorb knowledge, build skills, and develop curiosity. Today, games are teachers, and artificial intelligence is the silent genius behind the scenes, tailoring lessons to each child’s learning pace, style,