Mobile Video Industry Council: Cloud Gaming Could Be 25% of 5G Data Traffic by 2022

Over 50 operators including Vodafone, Orange, Deutsche Telekom, Verizon, AT&T and Telefonica attend Livecast to discuss the latest mobile data trendsREDWOOD CITY, Calif. – April 12, 2019 – As mobile operators deploy 5G networks, it’s vital that they prepare for the disruptive impact that cloud gaming could pose. According to mobile operator executives attending Openwave Mobility’s Mobile Video Industry Council (MOVIC) Livecast, most operators believe that cloud gaming could represent 25% to 50% of 5G... Source: RealWire

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Majority of Brits are Mobile Gamers: AppLovin Study Uncovers New Gaming Trend

Despite 64% not identifying as gamers, Brits are playing mobile games on average three times a week, according to new study LONDON, 13 February 2019 – AppLovin, an independent mobile games and growth platform, today revealed that three-quarters (75%) of Brits have played a mobile game, with smartphone users turning to their favourite gaming apps three times a week on average. The research on the current consumer appetite for mobile gaming, conducted by Censuswide, also... Source: RealWire

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InnoGames boosts mobile revenues by 37 percent in 2018

Online game developer and publisher reports double-digit percentage revenue growth in its 12th year on the marketWednesday, February 6, 2019 – InnoGames, Germany’s leading developer and publisher of mobile and online games, today published its performance results for 2018. Consistent with its 12-year history, the company’s revenue has once again reached an all-time high. This growth was fuelled by mobile apps that have grown in revenue by 37 percent. InnoGames has also increased its EBITDA... Source: RealWire

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Joomla 3.9's Privacy Tools Drive GDPR and Regulatory Compliance

Joomla, one of the World's most popular Open Source CMS (Content Management Systems) has announced the release of Joomla 3.9. As a collaborative community-driven software release, Joomla 3.9 reflects and incorporates global user feedback gathered through extensive community surveys, Joomla forum posts and feature requests. Joomla have incorporated the very latest feedback in Version 3.9 to provide users with a comprehensive ‘Privacy Tool Suite’. This facilitates the compliance of Joomla websites with laws and regulations,... Source: RealWire

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