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  • Vi partners with Gameloft for premium hyper-casual games

    Vi partners with Gameloft for premium hyper-casual games

    Mumbai: Vi, has partnered with globally renowned mobile video game developer, Gameloft, to offer a wide range of hyper casual games across genres such as action, adventure, sports, racing, and many others to Vi users via Vi Games on Vi App. Through this partnership, Vi customers can access Gameloft originals and other popular game titles such as Danger Dash, Block Breaker Unlimited, Ludi Bubbles, Asphalt Retro, and more at no additional cost.

    Vi customers can easily explore this gaming bonanza by navigating through Vi Games section on the Vi App and diving into the Fun Games section. The Gameloft options on Vi Games have a fresh and easy to use look and feel and come with state-of-the-art anti-fraud detection and security solution.

    Vi’s partnership with Gameloft underscores its dedication to deliver immersive games, reaffirming its commitment to provide the best in category gaming options and experience to mobile gamers. The collaboration is one more significant step towards delivering an unparalleled gaming experience for Vi customers.

    The current offering to subscribers is at no cost. Vi plans to launch a subscription-based service of Gameloft’s tournament-led service called Arena in the near future.  

  • Gameloft partners with ZEE5 to launch online gaming

    Gameloft partners with ZEE5 to launch online gaming

    MUMBAI: Gameloft Distribution Solutions, leader in the mobile entertainment gaming market, has been chosen by ZEE5, to power the games on to its platform as a part of its strategy to bring wholesome entertainment under one roof.

    Under the partnership, high-quality snackable hyper-casual online games will be curated to deeply engage audience by adding a dose of thrill and competitiveness for the users.

    The new PLAY5 games leverages Gameloft’s twenty years of expertise in developing gaming services for more than 300 carriers in the world. Thanks to Gameloft’s offer, entertainment service providers can launch their fully customizable branded game services with monetization and full transparency on their analytics.

    Rajneel Kumar, business head, expansion projects & head of products, ZEE5 India, said: “We want to be the country’s entertainment super-app and our partnership with Gameloft is yet another step in that direction. We are constantly evolving as a platform and now boast multiple offerings for a diverse set of audiences and taste clusters – from bespoke content library across originals, movies, catch-up shows to kids content and music. With PLAY5, it is yet another use case that we have added by staying true to our philosophy of being a super-app. We are committed to making ZEE5 reach out to consumers at every stage of their life and serve uninterrupted entertainment via various offerings anytime, anywhere.”

    “We are committed to the true potential of gaming in India and therefore had been continuously working towards offering content in the manner which offers ease of consumption for the masses and our online games enables mass casual users to have a shot of adrenalin to pump up their energy levels. We shall continue to strive towards offering gaming in a manner which suits the larger section as they evolve. We are pretty convinced that with a partnership with Zee5, a leading entertainment player on digital space, we shall have rapid adaptation and transmission of gaming into the world of uninitiated” explained Florent Vallauri, managing director, south east Asia pacific (SEAP), at Gameloft.

    “Gameloft’s longstanding expertise in the mobile ecosystem allows us to create top performing platforms and services, adapted to the needs of each of our partners.”

  • Vserv.mobi launches revolutionary AppWrapper.org

    Vserv.mobi launches revolutionary AppWrapper.org

    MUMBAI: Vserv.mobi, an award winning mobile advertising exchange across emerging markets, has announced the launch of AppWrapper.org, an innovative platform for Android app developers that automates the integration of multiple software development kits (SDKs) without any coding effort. The new AppWrapper is designed to enable crucial app development lifecycle services, such as ad monetisation, analytics, bug tracking and in-app purchases, in just one click, allowing app developers to significantly accelerate their time-to-market. 

     

    The new AppWrapper has been optimised for the Android platform given its status as one of the most widely accepted and used OS platforms. According to the latest mobile device report from IDC, Android dominates the market share in global smartphone shipments at more than 80 per cent. Estimates by IDC suggest that Android smartphone shipments grew by 51.3 per cent between Q3 2012 and Q3 2013. 

     

    “The new AppWrapper.org platform is based on the business insight that developers are integrating multiple SDKs into their apps, which often takes valuable time and effort that could have been spent improving the core functionality of the app instead,” said Vserv.mobi director – Global Marketing and Product Binay Tiwari. “AppWrapper.org aims to resolve this situation by offering developers a powerful platform to rapidly integrate multiple SDKs without any coding effort. While the original AppWrapper only enabled the Vserv.mobi ad SDK, with the launch of the new platform, we’re leveraging our patent-pending technology to help developers integrate multiple partner SDKs, with the same innovative one click approach.”

     

    Since its initial launch three years ago, AppWrapper has won many awards, including MMA Smarties, mBillionth, Red Herring Top 100 Asia, Mobby’s and others for its innovative technology. The AppWrapper has powered app monetisation for more than 20,000 apps and games, including those from Disney India, Electronic Arts, Gameloft, Herocraft and other top developers. The app works seamlessly in conjunction with any existing monetisation tool already integrated into the app to boost the revenues and capabilities of the app, without the developer having to worry about compatibility. 

     

    In addition to monetisation, the new AppWrapper is designed to automatically integrate multiple services such as analytics, bug tracking and user engagement, significantly reducing development cycles.

  • Universal Studios creates mobile division

    Universal Studios creates mobile division

    MUMBAI: Universal Studios has announced that its consumer products group has created a dedicated division designed to capitalise on the rapidly growing world of mobile entertainment.

    The new division, Universal Mobile Entertainment, will be run from a day to day perspective by Universal veteran Jeremy Laws who has been promoted to senior vice president.

    Under the newly minted division, Laws will oversee all aspects of licensing and promotions in the wireless arena as well as actively pursue and manage licenses from creation to consumption. He will lead a team of sales executives based around the world including the major media markets like Los Angeles, London and Tokyo.

    Laws says, “My goal, and that of my team, will be to ensure that fans of Universal’s films and television programmes will have easy access to a broad range of compelling, high quality
    mobile content on their handsets.”

    Universal Studios adds that it has been aggressive in the mobile content licensing market since 2000 and currently has more than 60 deals worldwide with premiere partners such as I-play, Gameloft, Buongiorno-Vitaminic, Ojom, Indiagames, Player X, (M)Forma and Starwave Mobile.

    Universal expects to see continued, substantial revenue growth in this space during 2006 as it launches 30 games and a comprehensive range of graphics, video clips and voice ringers on all major carriers across the globe from Universal’s
    current and library film and television assets.

    Laws joined Universal Studios Consumer Products Group as executive director in 1999. He has since spearheaded all aspects of licensing in the areas of wireless, broadcast film clips, stills and advertising and has overseen all aspects of Universal’s licensed location-based entertainment attractions worldwide. Laws pioneered an end-to-end online solution for film clip licensing and tripled the revenue of that business.

  • Universal Studios creates mobile division

    MUMBAI: Universal Studios has announced that its consumer products group has created a dedicated division designed to capitalise on the rapidly growing world of mobile entertainment.

     

    The new division, Universal Mobile Entertainment, will be run from a day to day perspective by Universal veteran Jeremy Laws who has been promoted to senior vice president.

    Under the newly minted division, Laws will oversee all aspects of licensing and promotions in the wireless arena as well as actively pursue and manage licenses from creation to consumption. He will lead a team of sales executives based around the world including the major media markets like
    Los Angeles, London and Tokyo.

    Laws says, “My goal, and that of my team, will be to ensure that fans of Universal‘s films and television programmes will have easy access to a broad range of compelling, high quality
    mobile content on their handsets.”

     

    Universal Studios adds that it has been aggressive in the mobile content licensing market since 2000 and currently has more than 60 deals worldwide with premiere partners such as I-play, Gameloft, Buongiorno-Vitaminic, Ojom, Indiagames, Player X, (M)Forma and Starwave Mobile.

     

    Universal expects to see continued, substantial revenue growth in this space during 2006 as it launches 30 games and a comprehensive range of graphics, video clips and voice ringers on all major carriers across the globe from Universal‘s current and library film and television assets.

     

    Laws joined Universal Studios Consumer Products Group as executive director in 1999. He has since spearheaded all aspects of licensing in the areas of wireless, broadcast film clips, stills and advertising and has overseen all aspects of Universal‘s licensed location-based entertainment attractions worldwide. Laws pioneered an end-to-end online solution for film clip licensing and tripled the revenue of that business.