The Inside Network Job Board is dedicated to providing you with the best job opportunities across social and mobile application platforms. Here are this week’s highlights from the Inside Network Job Board, including positions at RealNetworks, Inc., Mob Science, Atari, King.com, Konami, TinyCo, Addmired, XMG Studio, Stealth Mobile Startup, FashionPlaytes, Inc […]
Of all the sports games on Facebook, soccer-themed games reign supreme, accounting for more than half of the 40 most popular sports games on the platform. The leader of the pack is Nordeus — a bootstrapped Serbian developer founded by … Continue reading →
There are a handful of superhero games on Facebook already, but none like Marvel: Avengers Alliance, which gives players the opportunity to fight alongside their favorite Marvel superheroes in RPG-style combat against a series of iconic villains. Marvel: Avengers Alliance … Continue reading →
Ubisoft’s Rabbids series — originally a spinoff from the company’s Rayman franchise — is well-known for its irreverent, lavatorial humor and has invaded a wide variety of platforms over the course of the last few years. The small, insane, rabbit-like … Continue reading →
Mystic Guardians from DJArts Games is a title that wears its inspiration on its sleeve. Those who have played Nintendo’s popular Pokemon titles for Game Boy and DS will immediately recognize the formula — players are given one of three … Continue reading →
A coalition of Internet companies including Google has agreed to support a do-not-track button to be embedded in most Web browsers—a move that the industry had been resisting for more than a year.
The Obama administration set out a framework for a new privacy code on Wednesday that moves closer to letting consumers use a one-click, one-touch process to tell Internet companies whether they want their online activity tracked, Although the White House has entered the debate over Internet privacy, much remains to be done before consumers can click on a bu […]
Apple must be thrilled to be selling millions of iPhones and iPads, but the company has to handle every new device pulling data from its cloud service. So it's not surprising that it has plans to build another data center.
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar news. Wednesday's selections include a call for making a museum in Washington to showcase American ingenuity and an analysis of the new information in a TV show on factories in China that make iPhones and iPads.
Earlier this year, I wrote about New York Tech Day, an even that the producers are calling the "first major tech startup expo". For the past month, co-producer of the event John Petersen has been hard at work ironing out the details of the event, and he is finally prepared to share. While I'd hate to count the chickens before they hatch, it is […]
The deserts of Mexico. Race cars pieced together on shoestring budgets. A bunch of folks who take risks for a living, blasting said cars through said desert at breakneck speeds all for the sake of fun, glory ... and maybe a bit of networking. What could possibly go wrong? After finding himself "disappointed with a lot of networking events lately", […]
Atlassian shouldn't have become this interesting of a company. It was started ten years ago, at a time when most of the major categories of enterprise software were saturated-- even if they were saturated with lousy software everyone hated. After spending billions on stuff that barely worked, Corporations simply weren't ready for a reboot. So the b […]
Qualcomm announced chips that can take advantage of a the new 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard, allowing connected devices to move data up to three times faster than today. That's important as we're streaming HD video, remotely accessing PCs, and playing video games through cloud services.
Twilio, the cloud communications platform, is arming app makers with the ability to add Voice over IP features to their iOS apps. With a new Twilio Client for iOS, the company is making it easy for any app with connectivity to incorporate Skype-like functionality.
Om has called 6wunderkinder “one of his favorite new companies”, and there’s good reason. The startup is one of the leading lights in the burgeoning Berlin scene, and impressive take-up claims for its first app could spell good news for its second, more fully-featured offering. Despite [...]
T-Mobile USA may have had a horrible fourth quarter while its merger with AT&T suffered its death throes, but the operator is definitely taking advantage of the aftermath. T-Mobile is using the break-up fee and spectrum won from AT&T to build an LTE network in 2013.
A Shanghai court has denied a request to keep Apple's iPad out of the city's stores. The request for a temporary injunction had come from Proview International Holdings, a monitor company in the midst of a trademark dispute over the iPad name with Apple in China.
A Baltimore law firm filed a nationwide class action lawsuit against Facebook Friday, claiming the social network illegally tracked user activity on the Internet. In its claim, the law firm Murphy P.A. said the company "repeatedly ignored" warnings from a user who noticed Facebook continued to track users' activities on the Internet even after […]
More than 1,000 people are now trading shares of Facebook on private markets - well above the 50 to 100 that most companies have ahead of their initial public offering. Sam Hamadeh, head of research firm PrivCo., who made the current shareholder estimates for Bloomberg News, said that has pushed Facebook's valuation over $100 billion and could limit the […]
David Strom says the RIM Playbook isn't ready for primetime. This and more in today's Daily Wrap. Sometimes it's difficult to catch everything that hits tech media in a day, so we wrap up some of the most talked about stories. We give you a daily recap of what you missed in the ReadWriteWeb Community, including a link to some of the most popul […]
Nvidia unveiled the Tegra 3 platform last year at Mobile World Congress. Since then the chip has lived its short life mostly misunderstood. You see, it's a quad-core chip with another 500MHz companion core that handles low-power background tasks -- an architecture Nvidia previously called variable symmetric multiprocessing. But that's a mouthful an […]
Independent filmmakers have a pretty tough when it comes to marketing and promoting their films; they really don't have the resources or tools required to expand their outreach, and get in front of new eyeballs. Only the big Hollywood studios have the resources to drive enough cross-platform advertising to stir up buzz over their upcoming blockbusters, […]
Geoloqi, a name you may know because of the mobile app that provides automatic Foursquare check-ins and geofenced reminders, is today launching its next-generation location platform as an SDK. Although previously available in API format for developers' use, the new iOS and Android SDK makes it even easier for developers to drop in location services into […]
Deutsche Telekom’s bid to sell its US mobile network T-Mobile USA to AT&T for $39 billion last year was blocked by regulators, but a resulting $3 billion payout failed to compensate for a drop in demand in Europe due to the euro zone debt crisis. read more
BEIRUT — Syrian tanks reportedly entered the Homs neighborhood of Baba Amr on Thursday, raising fears of a ground assault in the most embattled district of the Syrian uprising.read more
A social movement that demands better quality of life and lower costs has gained strength in the Aysén region in the Chilean Patagonia. The people of Aysén are uploading their photos to Twitter to show the marches, blockades and confrontations that have occurred in recent days.
With Russian soldiers stations in Georgia's breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, hundreds of Georgians called for their withdrawal on the Russian president's Facebook page.
A new documentary about the catastrophic consequences of the privatization of the public sector in Greece, entitled Catastroika [el], is in progress. The title comes from the combination of the words ‘catastrophe' and ‘Troika' (the tripartite committee led by the European Commission with the European Central Bank and the International M […]
Starting in the early 1990s, he began to suspect that a single-celled parasite in the protozoan family was subtly manipulating his personality, causing him to behave in strange, often self-destructive ways. And if it was messing with his mind, he reasoned, it was probably doing the same to others.The parasite, which is excreted by cats [...]
Today Y Combinator announced they are adding two new partners, Garry Tan and Aaron Iba. This announcement is unique because it does not list their academic credentials, their previous investments, the boards of companies or non-profits they have sat on, how many years of experience they have, or any of the usual badges of honor [...]
By all appearances, one of HTC's 2012 flagship devices has just leaked in its final form: meet the phone that Pocketnow is calling the One X, which we've heard a lot about over the past few months under the "Endeavor" and "Edge" codenames. The image that they've obtained almost certainly seems real considering the date- and […]
WIMM Labs' WIMM One module can be combined with a strap to make inarguably the most powerful wristwatch on the market today, if for no other reason than the fact that it runs Android; developers can adapt their existing skill sets to quickly develop apps for it, and the capacitive color touchscreen and Wi-Fi support make a for a compelling platform. Whe […]
Qualcomm Atheros is releasing a family of new chips for 802.11ac — an emerging, faster wireless standard set to overtake 802.11n. If you're a manufacturer ogling Qualcomm's Snapdragon 4, the single-stream WCN3680 with 802.11ac and integrated Bluetooth and FM complements the Snapdragon's impressive benchmark scores and built-in 802.11b/g/ […]
Flybridge Capital Partners has hired Sao Paulo-based American entrepreneur Daniel Hatkoff as an advisor, the early stage VC firm announced today. As you may remember, Hatkoff is the founder of Pitzi, an insurance club for mobile phones. Before starting his own company, he served as a financial analyst with Warburg Pincus and Morgan Stanley in New York City. […]
If you’ve never yet felt frustrated by how bad a restaurant’s website sucks, chances are you’ve just not visited a restaurant website. Ridiculous, Flash-based designs, terrible navigation and non-embedded, PDF food menus are apparently de rigueur. But restaurant owners are a busy bunch, so who can blame them for having a lack of time to wor […]
When news of an update to a to-do list app hits our tips email address, it had better offer something different – after all, how much innovation can a checklist of tasks really offer? Thankfully, the latest Android version of Astrid offers a fresh idea – outsourcing the jobs you don’t want to do. The app has harnessed the recently-launched […]