MOGA, which had previously only made gamepad accessories for Android devices, has officially announced its first iOS 7 compatible game controller.
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Published November 19, 2013
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MOGA have been making gamepad accessories for Android devices for a while. Today, they have announced on their website an adapted version compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. The company is the first to officially announce availability of an accessory that works with iOS 7′s GameController API (but not the last this week.
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