Wireless firms earned $350 mln in game downloads in 2004, a 250% increase over 2003, according to IDC.
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$350 mln was spend on wireless games in 2004
Wireless firms earned $350 mln in game downloads in 2004, a 250% increase over 2003, according to IDC.
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