Competition between Pokémon Go gamers is at a high, so it was only a matter of time before people began selling user credentials to power-hungry hunters.
Think Pokémon Go is draining your data? It's only using up 5 to 10 megabytes per hour, but T-Mobile is letting people claim free unlimited data for the app.
Pokemon Go players are getting into all sorts of trouble while playing the super-addictive game, Nintendo pumps up retro gaming with a new mini NES console.
We all know Pokémon GO is huge, but just how big is it? We're beginning to learn, as the hot new mobile game just surged past Twitter and Facebook in a couple of key areas.
As the internet continues its craze on Pokémon it may come as a relief that a new Chrome extension lets you filter away whatever Pokémon references you want.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was recently interviewed by CNBC's "Squawk on the Street," and admitted that Nintendo's Pokémon Go game is good for HoloLens.
Pokémon Go developer Niantic Labs pushed the game's first update on iOS, correcting a serious security issue for players logging in with Google accounts.
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Niantic CEO John Hanke teased the company's plans for the mobile sensation's future, starting with one of the franchise's core components, Pokémon trading.
A game like Pokémon Go relies on the real-life interaction between players, so when a cheater does everything from their couch the developer sends a ban.
Pokemon Go is quickly becoming one of the most popular mobiles games on the market, but a security issue may slow growth unless Niantic can plug the leak
Pokémon Go may be missing social networking tools, but a new chat app aims to rectify that. GoChat for iOS and Android lets you interact with other players.
Pokémon GO is already a global phenomenon, and not just to the millions of people that are running around outside, but also to Nintendo which it may save.
The new augmented reality-based game is sweeping the US, Australia and New Zealand, positioning itself as more popular than Twitter without a global launch.