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Shovelware: Developers Now Launch More E-Book Apps Than Games in iTunes Store
According to a new survey conducted by mobile analytics company Flurry, developers now launch more e-book apps than games in Apple's iTunes App Store. Games now represent 13% of the
Top Apps on iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry, Palm, Nokia & Windows Phone (Q3 2010)
Mobile analytics firm Distimo has released its September report detailing the most popular mobile applications of Q3 2010. The report covers the top apps, both free and paid, for the
YouTube in Talks to Broadcast NBA Games
YouTube is in talks with the National Basketball Association and other major sports leagues about winning the rights to broadcast games live on the internet, a Google executive in charge
Getting into the Game: Social Gaming in the Google+ Era
Social gaming has come a long way since your friend asked you to check out her farm on Facebook. Some estimates suggest that over a million developers worldwide are busily
Dot Obits: Inventor of the Video Game Cartridge
Jerry Lawson, who is responsible for the development of the video game cartridge, died Saturday in Mt. View, California, of a heart attack. Lawson was 70 years old. He was
Using Social Games to Teach Kids Entrepreneurship
If, as we wrote about last week and Newsweek suggests, Americans are really in the midst of a creativity crisis, it's not simply our creative endeavors that are in trouble.
What Do Investors Love More: Real Designer Handbags or Virtual Yellow Tractors?
When I mention Zynga to friends outside of the tech world, they look at me cross-eyed. Then I say "It's the company that makes FarmVille, you know..." I usually get
American Game Devs Can Make Four Times as Much in Japan, Company Says
Japanese social gaming giant DeNA is offering support for American game developers who want to bring their games to the Japanese market, where it says the amount of money to
UK Startup Failbetter Games: Steampunk, Storytelling, Flowcharts, and Twitter as a Gaming Platform
Although the popularity of games like Farmville has caused social gaming to be associated primarily with Facebook, UK gaming startup Failbetter Games demonstrates that Twitter can also be a viable
Open Source Gaming FTW: The Success of the Humble Indie Bundle
Earlier this month, a group of indie game developers announced the "Humble Indie Bundle," a pay-what-you-want campaign in which donations netted you the download of five video games (for Windows,
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