Wireless firms earned $350 mln in game downloads in 2004, a 250% increase over 2003, according to IDC.
Robotics
$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.
More from ZDNet Editors
Related Stories
- 1 of 3
-
Western Australia kicks in AU$20m for regional mobile blackspots
A funding increase compared to the AU$14.6 million kicked in last time.
-
ACCC starts breaking out Vodafone NBN customer connections
Vodafone Australia is sitting around the level of Aussie Broadband and MyRepublic in the latest ACCC Wholesale Market Indicators Report.
-
What is Wi-Fi 6 and why you're going to want it
No individual device on your wireless network may run that much faster, but your total speed will increase.
-
How Juniper is moving to an open-source mindset
Randy Bias, Juniper Networks’ VP of Technology and Open Source Software, tells ZDNet about Juniper's upcoming open source projects and what it'll take to get them off the ground. ...
-
At least 186 EU ISPs use deep-packet inspection to shape traffic, break net neutrality
NGOs, academics warn about DPI's impact on user privacy, that net neutrality might be watered down in the EU.
-
Using Huawei for 5G is an unnecessary risk, says former spy chief
Former MI6 boss says it would be 'deeply worrying' to hand development of sensitive infrastructure to the Chinese company.
-
ARIN recovers 735,000 fraudulently obtained IPv4 addresses
Prosecutors say the IP addresses were fraudulently obtained and then sold for $13 each.
-
Superloop and QIC unable to agree to takeover deal
Period of exclusivity between parties ends without a transaction.
-
ACCC happy with competition level in NBN aggregation
Competition watchdog will not require dark fibre providers and NBN aggregators to report pricing data.
Join Discussion