Angry Birds owner readies £26m expansion drive
Ronan ShieldsAngry Birds creator Rovio has raised $42m (£26m) to fund international expansion plans.
Angry Birds creator Rovio has raised $42m (£26m) to fund international expansion plans.
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (Locog) has launched a website featuring athlete Tom Daley and the tournament’s official mascots to promote London 2012-themed merchandise.
Tesco.com will consolidate its mobile app portfolio and focus on development for tablet devices in 2011.
Twitter is to launch a crowd-sourced translation service and is already generating revenue, according to CEO Dick Costolo.
Nokia chief Stephen Elop is to dismiss up to half the company’s executive board in a bid to reverse its ailing fortunes.
Yahoo has confirmed a 1% cut in its global workforce after revealing a 4% dip in revenues over the last three months of 2010.
Facebook has launched a mobile app that works specifically on mid-market ’feature’ phones in a bid to increase its popularity in emerging markets.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs is to take medical leave of absence, with COO Tim Cook taking charge of the company’s day-to-day running.
Nokia has pulled the plug on its music offering Ovi Music Unlimited, which bundles free music tracks into the price of a handset.
Sales of Beatles tracks on iTunes have topped 5 million since becoming available last November, according to Apple.
The UK is the leading market for mobile internet usage in Europe, according to a study from Nielsen.
House of Fraser is ramping up its mobile strategy by taking part in a pilot location-based ad campaign and launching a new mobile site.
Over 40% of all Twitter posts are made via a mobile phone, according to the company’s CEO Dick Costolo.
Manchester City FC has announced plans to launch an iPhone app co-created by fans.
CNN has launched a free version of its iPad app and has standardised its global pricing model favouring an ad-funded strategy.