It seems KPN has secured Palm Pre distribution for The Netherlands. A weblog called MobileCowboys found out that the device is listed as supported on one of their MVNO labels.
Following their Volkswagen advertgame, Fishlabs has landed yet another advertgaming contract. This time the developer will create a mobile game for the famous Barclaycard.
Nickelodeon has made two important announcements over the past few days. It announced that it will port it's popular flash games from AddictingGames.com to iPhone and that it will be open for publishing deals.
Though Swisscom acquired 100% of Minick back in December 2006, it seems like Swisscom has sold Minick's UK office on to competitor Net-M.
This morning we received a tip about something called 'The Cuttlefish Engine'. Cute as it sounds, it is actually a full engine that allows developers to instantly release their games on iPhone, BlackBerry and Android.
It was uncertain for some time, but now Palm confirmed that a GSM configuration of their WebOS based Palm Pre device will finally head to Europe.
Stuart Dredge, one of the journalists that is working at PocketGamer, has alaunched a new daily mailinglist committed to cover the latest and greatest about iPhone development and distribution.
Nostoromo has won an exclusive contract with Vodafone Czech to provide content provisioning services for Vodafone's Live! internet and Live! mobile internet portals.
The Dutch Games Association will be organizing DGA DAG in Hilversum/NL. MGB will be present just like a number of execs from the mobile games industry.
iPhone publisher Sonic Boom has signed a deal to distribute iPhone games from developer Bight games. The deal kicks off with the availability of Big Top 10 on the App Store.
For all those wanting to develop for WebOS, but unwilling to wait, there is a leaked version of the SDK floating around the internet. This might give many of you a head start with your games.
It seems Palm is very happy with the success of their new WebOS. Just like their PalmOS, the company is now considering to let other hardware vendors make use of the OS.
In an interview with the French Windows Mobile Product Manager Audrey Zolghadr, she explained that the Windows Mobile Marketplace will start off with only 600 applications and mobile games.
It has been rumoured for years, but this time it seems Sony is the one starting to talk about the possibilities of a real mobile phone based on Sony's Playstation or PSP brand.
Following unsupported App Stores like Cydia, Icy and Appulous, another way to download (illegal) apps and games will be available to jailbreaked iPhone owners. Developers have created an App Store based on BitTorrent.
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It would be kinda hard to have a PSP as a phone. Think how funny it would look when talking. Plus it would be annoying having to take a PSP in your pocket wherever you go.