New app lets users generate and share playable AI-powered mini games without coding For months, the conversation around artificial intelligence has centred on writing emails, generating images and ...

Sony has created a one-step instructional video on how to share used games on PlayStation 4, starring Sony president Shuhei Yoshida and Sony Computer Entertainment America head of publisher relations ...

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Something to look forward to: Meta is testing its experimental social media app "Pocket," which allows developers and creative individuals to "create, share, and discover" their vibe-coded mini-games ...

Like many teenagers, 7th-grader Ilya Levin really enjoys playing computer games. However, unlike most of his peers, he created some of them. Having mastered the basics of programming back in ...

Get ready for another Meta app. Meta has a new social AI app called Pocket, Business Insider has learned. Meta describes the Pocket as a platform to "create, share, and discover gizmos with friends." ...

If “vibe coding” wasn’t already everywhere, Meta is making sure it is now. The company has quietly launched Pocket, a new AI-powered app that lets users generate, play, and share interactive ...

If your app store feels packed with new games lately, AI is the reason behind it. Research company ATTN Economy found that 181,000 mobile games launched in the six months to May 2026, up 118% on iOS ...