Myriad has announced a replacement virtual machine for Android that increased application speed by three times. Next to speeding up, the company also claims that it will save your battery.
Designer Michael Greenberg has released a concept for an iPad steering wheel. Though the concept is extremely simple, we’d love to test it on Asphalt or any other racing game.
US firm SideBar has launched a content discovery application for the BlackBerry platform. With the app, consumers will receive suggestions of what else they might want to purchase.
Though THQ used to own a lot of shelfspace all over the world, this might change soon as the company has announced to focus themselves more and more on digital distribution.
Flurry has calculated that Google/HTC has sold 80.000 Nexus One Phones. Last month we already reported 20.000 sales and to the looks of it, the device didn’t gain much traction a month later as well.
It seems Apple will have a lot more trademark issues with their iPad when they enter Europe. Apart from Fujitso claiming the name in the US, STMicroelectronics claims it in Europe.
While we informed you that several developers had already started to work on Amazon’s Kindle, the company has now created a portal where new developers can sign up for the Beta as well.
Metismo has announced that, besides offering it as part of their Bedrock IDE, their PSP OpenGL ES engine will be available as a standalone product to support the PSP development community.
Creating a huge fanbase isn’t easy and we have to admit, Gameloft has been working very hard for it. Over the past months we have seen the company do many promotions with the result of reaching 100.000 Twitter followers today.
Think Services has interviewed 800 game developers in the US and found out that the iPhone was becoming more and more popular while many are considering to abandon Nintendo’s Wii.
Apogee will see a real 90’s PC classic return on Apple’s App Store. In close cooperation with developing company Mobila, the company worked on the revival of ‘Rise of the Triad’.
Following barely a week after competitor HandyGames announced a pre-install deal with SonyEricsson, FishLabs has the opportunity to announce their deal for Rally Master Pro.
Drei (or Hutchinson) Austria has confirmed the pricing of the iPad 3G on their networks. The device will be sold at € 333,-. Consumers to have to take a two year subscription with it.
Javaground is in big problems as one of its creditors made a claim for $ 2 Million. The company has 10 days to pay the bills in order to survive, or it will lose its assets to the creditor in question.
In anticipation to the iPad revealing, many consumers had shown interest in this new Apple device. After the presentation however, it turned out that a lot of those consumers have lost interest according to Retrovo.
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Ha, is he really ? I think you should change your source of information :-)