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DeNA And ngmoco Launch Mobile Social Gaming Platform Mobage Worldwide

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28 Jul 2011

Is the world ready for the mobile social gaming revolution? Tokyo-based DeNA, the company that makes $1.3 billion a year just by offering mobile games to Japanese cell phone users and acquired ngmoco for $400 million in December, seems to think so. DeNA/ngmoco released an English (and Chinese) version of Mobage, its super-successful Japanese mobile [...]

DeNA And ngmoco Launch Mobile Social Gaming Platform Mobage Worldwide

In: web resources

28 Jul 2011

Is the world ready for the mobile social gaming revolution? Tokyo-based DeNA, the company that makes $1.3 billion a year just by offering mobile games to Japanese cell phone users and acquired ngmoco for $400 million in December, seems to think so. DeNA/ngmoco released an English (and Chinese) version of Mobage, its super-successful Japanese mobile [...]

Your Call: How Are Cell Phones Affecting The Brain? [REPORT]

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23 Feb 2011

A study published in tomorrow’s issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association confirms what researchers have long suspected: that long conversations on cell phones affect parts of your brain. Trouble is, not even the study’s authors, the National Institute of Health, know how the calls affect you — just that they light up [...]

Mobile Apps Often Go Unused

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15 Sep 2010

More than a third (35%) of U.S. adults have applications or “apps” on their phones, yet only 24 percent of adults use those apps, according to a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project. Many adults who have apps on their phones, particularly older adults, do not use them, and 11 percent [...]

Video Viewing And Social Networking Continue To Grow

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19 Jul 2010

Consumers have been streaming more movies and TV shows than a year ago (12 percent and 5 percent more, respectively), according to new research from Interpret. Netflix has significantly increased its share of the streaming video market, up 36 percent from the first quarter of 2009. Streaming continues to be the main way for viewing [...]


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