Mobile gaming stories - Page 3

Oppo's Reno13 Pro 5G offers a sleek design, powerful AI features, and solid performance for NZD $1,399, making it a strong contender in flagship smartphones.

Adjust's latest Gaming App Insights report reveals a 4% rise in mobile game installations in the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting key growth opportunities for marketers.

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 16e, a more affordable addition to its iPhone 16 range, boasting high-performance features and enhanced durability.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S25 series, featuring AI advancements, enhanced camera capabilities, and robust security, now available for pre-order.

AMD has launched its latest Ryzen processors, including the 9950X3D and 9900X3D, enhancing gaming and AI performance across platforms.

Crunchyroll, Aniplex and PlayStation Productions are set to produce an anime series based on the acclaimed game Ghost of Tsushima, premiering in 2027.

AMD has unveiled a new range of processors in collaboration with Dell. These processors boost AI and gaming capabilities and feature advanced on-device tech.

ASUS unveils the all-new, redesigned ROG Phone 8 series in Australia and New Zealand that aims to redefine mobile gaming, boasting enhanced AI-powered features, high-performance components, and a design that combines sophistication and power.

Sony partners with renowned esports team, Fnatic, to launch INZONE Buds, wireless gaming earbuds with 12-hour battery life and AI-assisted mic technology, providing an unrivalled immersive audio experience.

Mobile game publishers are not aligned with mobile industry's evolution towards consent, despite brands increasingly insisting on using only compliant data.

Minecraft: Pocket Edition is the most searched for and most cheat-searched mobile game, according to a study by Mozillion.

Marketing analytics platform Adjust has released a new report that finds mobile app growth is up by 31% in 2021.

Gaming industry to reach $200bn worldwide by 2023, with 38% of the global population being gamers, according to Newzoo. Mobile gaming dominates.

The video gaming industry will see a yea-on-year growth in revenue of 9.3 overall - primarily due to lockdown restrictions keeping people isolated and bored.

The video game industry is thriving during the pandemic as seen in global sales and user spikes, but console manufacturers face tough challenges ahead.

Binge gaming sessions last an average of over four hours, with young gamers aged 18-25 averaging over six hours, according to LimeLight Networks.

Zynga soft launched the game in 'select markets', with plans to roll out the game worldwide – but for some, it might be a bit of a wait.

The market is the single largest revenue source of the entire gaming industry, and downloads have been rising steadily since 2016.

The gaming industry is booming, set to reach USD$305 billion by 2025. Cloud gaming, esports, VR, and 5G technology are leading the charge.

The industry could potentially be worth $1 billion dollars by 2025 if it continues its 39% average annual growth.