Power A, the company behind the popular MOGA line of controllers for gaming on android has just launched their new series of MOGA controllers for purchase. The new MOGA Hero Power and MOGA Power Pro ...

For the past year, Power A has been chipping away at the Android accessory market with its MOGA line of game controllers, combining convenient clips with console-quality controls. Now they’re ...

Since we saw PowerA's Moga Pro controller at CES earlier this year, the company has shown that it's keen to evolve its product line based on early adopter feedback. Its two latest Bluetooth Android ...

PowerA's second-generation Moga controllers for Android devices, the Moga Hero Power and Moga Pro Power, are available starting today, the peripheral manufacturer announced today. Originally announced ...

Today, the folks at PowerA (those behind the MOGA game controllers) have just announced their new Power Series controllers which charge your device as you play. This is their second generation of ...

MOGA has offered gaming controllers designed for mobile gamers using Android devices for a while now. We reviewed the MOGA Pro controller back in April when it launched. The company has announced new ...

This week at E3, Power A introduced a new wireless Bluetooth controller with an integrated smartphone mount, turning any device into a DS-style gaming handheld. This week at E3, Power A introduced a ...

I've been a tech journalist for almost 25 years and started Pocket-lint in 2003. Over the years I've questioned or interviewed leading tech industry figures from Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Mark ...

As one of the first two Made for iPhone gaming controllers to hit the market, the Moga Ace Power holds the distinction of being the best option you can buy right now, sporting a number of commendable ...

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The wait is finally over for Android users who have been in search of a way to play their favorite Android games with all the physical controllers they would expect from a dedicated gaming console.