This morning we received a few e-mails from India explaining that IndiaGames is undergoing reorganizations. The e-mails where not coming from IndiaGames itself.
22Moo has made some dramatic changes to their GameBonePro gaming peripheral. Developer Manomio has announced that the Commodore 64 and upcoming Amiga emulators will be compatible.
Though it might not launch directly with the iPad App Store, ICS Mobile has acquired the domain FreeiPadAppADay.com to launch a service similar to their FreeAppADay.com website.
Some people clearly have too much time (and iPhone credit) on their hands. On the YouTube video below you can check the iPhone alphabet (though the W is missing from it).
Starting last Friday, developers can start uploading their iPad apps to the app store. With a bit of luck, approval will be fast enough to have the apps available at the launch of the device.
After our story “The Marketing of App Store Economics” about how two developers generated sales by increasing the price of their app, the developers now confirm the app has been taken down by Apple.
According to rumors, Samsung will be announcing the world’s first mobile phone with a real 3D display this month. The device will of course only launch in South Korea for now.
Sony is set to expand the possibilities of their PSP handheld beyond games. The company already offered GPS applications, language training software and an interactive comic from Metal Gear.
The HTC Legend has just gone on sale in The Netherlands. Several early buyers discovered that various applications can’t be found in Android Market while they are available on other devices.
Bango has released a new billing service that will allow developers to generate revenues from in-game sales on all smartphone platforms including Apple’s iPhone OS.
Buongiorno has secured a gambling license from the Italian government. With it, the company plans to release a number of popular casino themed games like Poker and Bingo.
Microsoft will not provide real time multiplayer technology for Windows Phone 7 Series devices. The mobile network might not be able to deliver the kind of experience that is expected on XBLA.
App discovery service AppStoreHQ has announced that it will increase its footprint in the App Discovery market by adding Android Market to their services.
Nokia’s Ovi Store is growing in popularity. While we announced the store reaching an average of 1 million downloads a day only months ago, Ovi is now at an 1.5 million average.
Strange title? Perhaps. The story behind it is even more surprising. iPhone developers Tommy Refenes and Adam Saltsman made a horrible game and tried to market it by increasing the price instead of lowering it.
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Thanks for the mention Arjan!