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You can now install Windows 10 on your Xiaomi phone, if that’s your thing
Image via Xiaomi co-founder @林斌_Bin Last week, Xiaomi turned heads with the announcement that its new tablet will be available with Windows 10 in addition to the company’s home-spun Android
SaaS for mobile repair shops? This startup thinks it’s a huge opportunity
Americans spent approximately US$23.5 billion in mobile phone repairs over the past seven years. And that’s just one market.
Are you a Windows phone game developer? Fortumo wants to help you out
Fortumo has announced a new developer program to help developers monetize. Here are the details.
Is Minecraft going Microsoft exclusive? Rumors claim Mojang to be purchased by MS
The sudden and apparently serious interest in Mojang by Microsoft leaves us wondering what the company intends to make with Minecraft.
Fortumo weighs in on how mobile game developers can monetize in emerging markets like India
We spoke to Mattias Liivak, head of marketing and PR, and Sanjay Sinha, country manager for India at Fortumo, to find out what’s needed for developers to succeed in markets that are adverse to spending.
The best of Asian mobile gaming: August 1 to August 8
The best of Asian mobile gaming from August 1 to August 8, 2014. Knock yourselves out!
The best of Asian mobile gaming: July 18 to July 25
The best Asian mobile games from July 18 to 25. If we missed yours out, submit it for the next round!
A snapshot of smartphone usage in Pakistan in 2014 (INFOGRAPHIC)
Pakistan’s smartphone adoption has reached between 7 and 10 percent of the population. And Android is top. See more data for 2014 in this infographic.
Learning from Xiaomi, Nokia’s new Android phone will only sell online in China
Online retailer Jingdong (a.k.a. JD.com) will be the exclusive seller of the Nokia X series in China, the Finnish company’s first Android phone unveiled at the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona today.
Microsoft pushes Windows Phone in China and India in tie-ups with local phone-makers
Mobile World Congress 2014 kicked off in Barcelona yesterday. One of the first revelations at the conference was from Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), which will be pushing its Windows Phone OS even



