Develop Magazine found out that Nokia is closing it's Vancouver games studio. With the closing, 100 employees risk looking for a new job this summer and there is no telling what this means for the much discussed N-Gage.
The Belgian government has introduced a new set of regulations to keep hold of the mobile content and services market. The government feels that self-regulation within the industry has failed.
EU commissioner Viviane Reding has announced plans that should reduce data costs for mobile internet in Europe and introduce a central system for processing mobile payments.
Our friends over at Pocket Gamer have dug into what some refer as the 99 cents drama of the App Store. Their research shows some interesting findings like the fact that the second most popular price point is $ 4.99.
The guys over at GoMoNews sat down with Michael Schade from Fishlabs to talk about his games and the mobile advertising space. During the interview, Michael expressed his negative feelings toward Greystripe.
Glu (GLUU) has announced that the company's CEO and President Greg Ballard has indicated his intention to end his career as the CEO of the well known publisher.
Following the acquisition of id Software by Zenimax, the companies didn't disclose any information about the total sum Zenimax put on the table to finance the deal.
Following the release of Caslte of Magic, Gameloft has announced a competition in which players can name the character for the next mobile game it will appear in.
Though the future of 'The Duke' on PC and Consoles is still far from certain, Machineworks Northwest has announced that it is porting the original Duke Nukem 3D game to the iPhone.
Developer and publisher Red Rocket Games has announced a new competition aimed at achieving more brand awareness for their studio's productions amongst Twittering iPhone owners.
Radial 50 is launching their first iPhone game, and has chosen a competition to raise awareness for their title as consumers have a chance of winning gift certificates upon completion the game.
Apple has a lot to celebrate this Saturday as it's successful App Store turns one. To celebrate, the company has put a special 'our favourite games' selection online.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has announced that it's App Store called BlackBerry App World has about 2.000 mobile apps and games available in the US, UK and Canada.
Eidos, one of the bigger names in the industry, is no more. Their new owner Square Enix has announced that publisher Eidos transforms into developer Square Enix Europe.
One of the group discussions was about games and advertising. Though this was a discussion without mobile developers, it will still be an interesting read through.
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Put some figures behind the stupid press release! We are so good that we cant talk about figures - how long will that work?