Tag: Handmark

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Daily News goes for cross-platform approach as part of mobile strategy

Published: March 10, 2010

New York Daily News has taken a cross-platform approach to its mobile strategy with the launch of mobile applications for iPhone, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile.

Agence France-Presse launches news application for BlackBerry

Published: August 4, 2009

News agency Agence France-Presse, known as AFP, has launched a news application for Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphones.

Handmark runs Twitter sweepstakes to promote iPhone game

Published: August 3, 2009

Handmark Studios is running a Twitter sweepstakes to promote the release of its Astraware Casino, a pack of 11 casino games for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch.

Bell mobility adds new interface to Windows Mobile devices

Published: January 2, 2009

Bell Mobility will use Handmark's newly-created user interface on select Windows Mobile devices, leading with the HTC Touch Diamond and HTC Touch Diamond Pro.

New Oxford American Dictionary goes mobile

Published: December 9, 2008

IPhone users now have access to the New Oxford American Dictionary right in the palm of their hands.

Handmark launches first Arcade-style game for iPhone

Published: August 13, 2008

Mobile Media producer Handmark has launched GTS World Racing for iPhone and iPod touch.

Handmark, Namco partner on Pac-Man Fever for BlackBerry

Published: July 15, 2008

Namco Networks and mobile media provider Handmark have launched "Pac-Man Fever" for BlackBerry.

Social.FM signs distribution deal with Handmark

Published: March 4, 2008

Social.FM, a social music service for mobile and online users, has inked a deal a distribution deal with mobile media specialist Handmark.

Handmark to buy Astraware game studio

Published: January 8, 2008

Mobile media firm Handmark has agreed to buy smartphone gaming studio Astraware, bringing the PDA game developer into the mobile phone space.

Experts say take long view on iPhone gaming

Published: January 8, 2008

The Apple iPhone was good news for consumers who wanted all the bells and whistles of a high-end mobile device, but its lack of a distribution platform was bad news for mobile game developers in 2007.