Thursday June 02, 2005 I'm rubber, you're glu. J2ME tech bounces off me and sticks to you.
Let me get this straight: Sorrent buys Macrospace (a European cell phone tech company) smooshes it together with their own content delivery department and rebrands that mash-up as Glu Mobile, which will deliver entertainment apps like games, ringtones, wallpaper, and news/info to your J2ME technology-enabled cell phone. See: Glu Mobile: A Mash-Up of Companies to deliver Java Games to Cell Phones I'd think they were sipping on the Jonestown Kool-Aid if it weren't for the fact that they have tie-ins to Atari, Cartoon Network, FOX Sports and Nickelodeon. So, maybe it is a smart move. Quote from the article: Industry analysts estimate that the mobile content market will create revenue of up to $59 billion by 2009, compared with $17.6 billion in 2005. Games account for about a third of that total, according to Juniper Research.Games, James. It's got to be the games... |
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