According to a report recently published by Flurry, revenues generated from mobile games have increased this year (53 percent growth, from $7.8 billion in Q1 2016 to $11.9 billion in Q1 2017), but the overall volume of gaming sessions have dropped 10 percent as compared to that of last year. Flurry’s report also states that the United States contributes the most number of mobile gaming sessions across the globe, claiming 20 percent of all sessions. Following the US are India, China, Brazil, and... Read more →
Here is some bit of good news for all gamers out there -- SEGA is set to bring its most beloved classic game titles to smartphones and tablet devices for free. This is made possible by way of a free to play format that comes with ads (which generate the revenue, not money from players), support for offline playing, and plus other cool features (... Read more →
First off is Samsung and its upcoming Galaxy Note 8 phablet. According to a report recently published by Reuters, the South Korean phone make is said to be looking forward to formally introducing its latest phablet offering some time in late August of this year. The report also states that the device will come with a curved display screen that is... Read more →
After a rather long wait, Sprint has finally relaunched its prepaid arm Virgin Mobile with an interesting rebranding twist -- Virgin Mobile has now been transformed into a wireless carrier that only sells iPhone devices. Specifically, Virgin Mobile is now offering one full year of unlimited data for $1 to customers who decide to purchase a... Read more →
Google’s wireless service, Project Fi, which only works with the tech giant’s own branded mobile devices powered by its Android mobile operating system (more on this later), is introducing a new feature called Group Repay. This latest feature is basically an automated system that allows a customer of Project Fi to split his group plan among up to... Read more →
It became clear Verizon Wireless had also been planning to get rid of its CDMA phone service after it had successfully deployed its LTE network for voice calls around three years ago. This time around, the Big Red is now moving on to offering its first LTE only device to its customers. Considering that the handset is LG’s Exalt LTE, which happens... Read more →
LG has done well with the release of its current flagship device, the LG G6, back in April earlier this year, after a rather less than stellar sales showing from the previous offering, the LG G5, whose modular design did not quite translate to solid sales. But following the launch of fellow South Korean phone maker Samsung’s Galaxy S8 (considered... Read more →
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