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mSpot demos its flagship products

Wed, 11 Jun 2008 21:34:00 GMT

This is the last of our BREW videos. It's been a blast but the show must go on. Here we are learning about all that mSpot has to offer. Their flagship product, Make-UR-Tones, won them best up and coming application. In this video, we're talking with Brent Sharpless, VP of Business Development.

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Tags : 2008, brew, mobile, mspot, radio, ringtones

Stephen Cheng Demos Alchemo

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 23:20:01 GMT

Stephen Cheng, CEO of Innaworks, sits with me and demos their porting tool Alchemo that ports Java to BREW or iPhone. Here is what their website says about alcheMo:alcheMo is a revolutionary automated system to instantly port a standards compliant J2ME application to native platforms such as iPhone and BREW. alcheMo enables simultaneous multi-platform development with a single code base and a single development team, while eliminating the difficulties of manual porting. alcheMo today powers critical applications such as mobile banking and health management produced by Tier 1 content providers. alcheMo is also the undoubted market leader in the mobile game industry, counting top 10 US mobile game publishers including Vivendi, Glu, Hands-On and I-Play amongst its customers

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Tags : BREW, Cheng, Java, Stephen, alcheMo, porting, solution

Bowling with I-Play executives is way more fun than it sounds

Mon, 09 Jun 2008 23:36:05 GMT

We're just putting up the last of our BREW 2008 videos. In this video we go bowling with I-Play's Anders Evju and John Grotland. This was at the end of a long interview we did with them that was incredibly interesting and we'd love to share it with you except the laptop we were recording on went ka-poot. So instead, he we are playing their bowling game. Enjoy!

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Tags : bowling, brew, games, iplay, mobile

Glu's Super Slam Ping Pong rules!

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 21:54:12 GMT

We went over to the Glu booth to say "what's up" and ask what's new from the mobile gaming geniuses. Their boy Kevin just looked at me with a kind of "oh, you haven't heard?" look and whipped out this little number. Super Slam Ping Pong takes after Super KO Boxing, marketing and strategy wise with its catchy name and pattern-style gaming. Just like Super KO, the characters all have tells, the graphics are beautiful, the gaming is amazing and I'm once again impressed. Nice work guys!

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Tags : boxing, brew, games, glu, ko, mobile, super

GestureTek at BREW 2008

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:13:05 GMT

Here I am at the GestureTek booth with Ed Fowler and Adam Schlegel. First, Ed shows off their super cool fitness game. The game recognizes how well you're doing your squats and allocates points accordingly. What good parent wouldn't buy this mobile game for their kid? After that we play some bowling, GestureTek style. The controls are really easy and feel just like bowling, without the heavy ball. Next we try Crash Bandicoot which is also really fun. You use the camera technology to drive a sled down the hill and collect points. Super hard but super awesome. Enjoy!

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Tags : brew, fun, games, gesturetek, mobile

IUGO demos its iPhone sandbox game at BREW 2008

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 21:07:09 GMT

IUGO is easily one of our favorite mobile game companies. Their CEO used to be a scientist working on virtual reality and he once stared directly into a giant frickin' laser beam. Also, their business development girl Sarah, has easily the coolest tattoo: Dark Side on her knuckles. We caught up with them at BREW and their boy Daniel showed me their 3D engine and some physics on the iPhone with a sandbox game. It's pretty cool and definitely has potential as more than a demo. I could see myself whipping this out and playing it while waiting for the bus. Can't you?More from IUGO and BREW 2008 to come!

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Tags : BREW, games, mobile

The QuicklyBored Podcast - Episode 26 - May 27,2008: BREW Exhibitor Spotlight - Innaworks

Tue, 27 May 2008 22:12:03 GMT

Today we are speaking with Stephen Cheng, CEO of Innaworks. Innaworks is a specialist development tool vendor dedicated to solving critical industry wide issues for the mobile game and application industry. Stephen and I spoke about the benefits of using Innaworks to port your J2ME applications and games to BREW.Something you may not have known: Having a machine do your porting is not only more efficient and cost effective, but you may also see fringe benefits such as higher frame rates on games.

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Tags : BREW, mobile, porting, quicklybored