Clamoring for more Kingdom Hearts updates? We got them right here, and this time the KH title for the mobile platform, Kingdom Hearts Coded, gets the (short) spotlight thanks to a scan taken from Weekly Jump. Yep, Sora's still getting his combos and map-opening keys in this game. More details in the full article.

Here's one thing that the gaming industry sorely lacks: a ton of video games that pay homage to the number one hero (and cult icon), Chuck Norris. In his very own mobile game, Chuck Norris: Bring on the Pain, you can play as Chuck AND get beat up by Chuck at the same time. Yes, that's how awesome he is, and you can see how in the full article.

Love your blobs? If you're a LocoRoco fan, then you should look out for this one: LocoRoco Mobile. Simply put, it's LocoRoco for the phone, but anything with happy, singing blobs in them are awesome, so we consider this game to be on the Awesome level as well. More details in the full article.

If you're thinking of buying a new laptop, chances are that you think your current mobile computing machine is obsolete. However, there's still hope for your faithful laptop - it's possible to upgrade it, and you can do it yourself if you're not averse to the idea of taking electronics apart. Check out how in the full article.

Big-name companies in the computer industry such as Sony, Fujitsu, Toshiba and other manufacturers have finally decided to jump into the ULPC waters. Sony, in particular, is rumored to have recruited Foxconn Electronics to churn out parts for their rumored ULPC entry. More details in the full article.

Electronics consumers have welcomed the diminutive ULPC machines (such as the Asus Eee, HP Mini-note) with wide-open arms, but major names in the computing industry are wary about the new trend of low cost PCs and the threat that their attractive price tags pose in the computing market built on powerful and expensive machinery. Read more in the full article.

After a very successful launch, it's no surprise that Apple is experiencing a shortage of it's ever-popular Apple iPhone 3G. But consumers hungry for their slice of Apple iPhone 3G pie won't have to wait for too long - Apple is currently working on fixing the shortage. The world will also see the sought-after iPhone 3G units launched in 20 other countries next month. More details in the full article.

After seeing both Sony and Microsoft come up with their plans to release their own motion sensing controllers - or at least, rumored to be - it's not much of a surprise at all to see other companies follow suit. We're talking about the Asus Eee, by the way, and somehow drawing a connection between the ultraportable laptop and the games console may be a bit of a stretch...until you see some similarities in the FCC exhibits report image. Check out how the upcoming Asus Eee Stick motion-sensing peripheral after the jump.

GestureTek's motion-sensing technology seems to be slowly infiltrating the mobile phone gaming scene, with one of its first forays being the Katamari Damacy game for the iMode 9041 phones. If Pocket-lint's report is confirmed, it probably won't be their last, either: apparently, Sony Ericsson just inked a deal to make use of GestureTek technology in future mobile games. More details in the full article.

We all understand why DRM is implemented in the first place, which is essentially to prevent piracy and ensure revenue for those who produced the software. However, there may be times when DRM policies on certain products become a little bit too rigid, which may be the case for Nokia's N-Gage service. More details in the full article.