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Five Indie Developers Band Together, Release Discounted Game Bundle
Five independent game developers have come together in the name of Android and charity. Using the CoronaSDK, Ansca Mobile has created the Corona Indie Bundle, five apps with the always attractive 99¢ price point. The bundle will be available for a limited time and includes …
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OpenFeint Purchased by GREE Inc. for $104M
Japanese social networking company Gree Inc. in an attempt to expand international business has agreed to purchase Openfeint for $104M. Openfeint is best known in the Android community for it’s integration into the popular game, Fruit Ninja. OpenFeint currently has an estimated 75 million users, …
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Samsung Replenish Gets Official on Sprint Network
Yesterday we wrote about the Leaked Samsung Replenish, today we get official info from Sprint regarding its launch. This Eco-Friendly candybar QWERTY will be available on May 8 at the affordable price of just $49.99 with a two-year service agreement and new-line activation or …
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Intel Set to Go Android in Q3 2011
It seems that Intel is in talks with some big players in the PC world ramping up to get into the Android game. PC makers like Asus and many others have already begun working on Android tablets. But earlier this week, an Intel exec confirmed that …
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New Eco-Friendly Samsung QWERTY Device
In what looks to have been an accidental posting on Samsung’s website yesterday, the yet-announced Replenish made its first semi-official debut. The page has since been removed but not before the internet grabbed hold of the specs and details. Due in June, the specs …
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Doom Creator Not Planning on Android Anytime Soon
ID software Co-Founder John Carmack says his company will continue to focus on iOS games because they see the Android platform as “not as profitable”. Texas base ID software, the original creators of the “Wolfenstein” and “Doom” games, recently developed “Rage” for iOS last fall. …
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T-Mobile Vibrant Sees Update, GPS Gets Fixed
We’re getting word from a few of our readers that their new T-Mobile Vibrant handset has received an update. It’s a mix of good news, bad news though, depending on what you were hoping for. First, is isn’t the Android 2.2 you might be holding your breath …
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