Dalvik Turbo to Speed Up Android

Myriad 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.

iDrift Racingwheel for iPad

Blank 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.

Sidebar Launches BlackBerry Discovery App

Sidebar 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.

THQ Aims for Digital Distribution

Thq-wireless 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.

Nexus Sold 80K Units to Date

Flurry 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.

Fujitsu not the Only iPad Trademark Owner

Apple 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.

Kindle’s Open Beta

Amazon 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 to Separate PSP Tech

Metismo 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.

Gameloft Celebrates 10.000 Twitter Followers

Gameloft 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: iPhone Dominates Over Wii Development

Think-services 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 Heads for the App Store as well

Apogee 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’.

Fishlabs Lands SE Embedded Deal

Fishlabs 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.

3 AU to Sell the iPad

Three 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 Sells Tech to Pay the Bills

Javaground 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.

Retrevo: iPad Fails to Convince Buyers

Retrevo 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 :-)

The Nexus One is really the first of the next-gen phones. That, plus the un-revolutionary pricing, and the fact that T-Mobile is stupid enough to only give pricing incentives to non-T-Mobile customers, means I'll be hanging on to my G1 till either the second wave hits, or they drop the Nexus price in a few months.

Last man standing

Ha, Michal is also looking for a job. Who will remain?

Hi all,

it's actually Twistbox Games that I joined.

Twistbox Games is more than meets the eye and I will be happy to share more info on this as we move into 2010.

One thing is clear though, companies such as GlobalFun are no direct competitors in what we do but again, this will be more clear soon.

Fritz: No not really. I built GlobalFun and after 9 years and IPO I felt it good to seek a new perspective and bring my experience with a slighlty different take on the eco-system.

We'll be back soon with more news...

BR
/bertil

Bertil Krumnack
Director, Sales and Business Development
Twistbox Games

Lohbachstr. 12
58239 Schwerte, Germany

P: +49 2304 2001 19
F: +49 2304 2001 44
M: +49 1722 3222 56
E-Mail: bertil.krumnack@twistbox.com

So he gave up hope on his own company?

If you are going to attack people in the open, then at least identify yourself 'Andy' ;-)

By the way, we do have your IP address but it is MGB policy not to make it public.

you saved my day with the clip!

360 needs more attention from all vodafone carriers to be sucessfull. currently its partly frustrating for consumer only to have it on some few devices.

This is a very interesting new, too good to be true.
I mean by this, that if this could be true, then Limo could be a full supported architecture. Just now, all that we have is patience while waiting for a promised SDK, that hasn't been yet released, and could be a long road

At least, the hackings on limo have started: http://www.limo-os.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4

Congratulations - this kind of number also proves bigmouths like Markus Kassulke from Handygames completly wrong.

Beyond funny!

 

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