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Unity Announces Deal to Set Up China Joint Venture Amid Expansion Plans
Unity, the game software development platform used in popular games like Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, and Call of Duty: Mobile, on Tuesday announced a deal to set up a joint venture in China, as it plans to expand in the country. The company's announcement came on the same day AppLovin offered to purchase the game development platform for $17.54...
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AppLovin Offers to Acquire Game Development Platform Unity for $17.54 Billion: Details
AppLovin has offered to buy Unity Software for $17.54 billion (roughly Rs. 1,39,600 crore) in all-stock deal, as the company seeks to expand and take advantage of a growing demand for 3D games. Unity's development platform has been used to build some of the most-played games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, and Pokemon Go.
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Unity Said to Spin Off China Unit in Bid to Fuel Expansion in Largest Games Market
Unity Software is saiid to be in talks to spin off its China unit to help it expand in the world's biggest games market. The company, which develops the gaming engine used by several popular games, is said to be looking for strategic investors to join it in a business valued at over $1 billion (roughly Rs. 7,800 crore) during talks. The develop...
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Peter Jackson Sells Oscar-Winning Special Effects Firm Weta Digital in $1.6-Billion 'Metaverse' Deal
Peter Jackson announced the sale of his Oscar-winning Weta Digital special effects business to a US software firm intent on using it to develop the virtual-reality "metaverse."
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iOS 14.4, iPadOS 14.4 Released With Improvements, Security Patches; HomePod Mini Gets Ultra-Wideband Support
Apple has released iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 for the compatible iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad models. The company also released watchOS 7.3 for Apple Watch and HomePod Software Version 14.4, which enables ultra-wideband support on the HomePod mini.
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Ubuntu-Based Smartphone, Tablet Efforts Put on Hold; Canonical to Focus on GNOME
anonical has announced that instead it will shift its focus back to GNOME – its desktop environment, and will put more efforts into Cloud and IoT development.
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Unity Announces Deal to Set Up China Joint Venture Amid Expansion Plans
Unity, the game software development platform used in popular games like Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, and Call of Duty: Mobile, on Tuesday announced a deal to set up a joint venture in China, as it plans to expand in the country. The company's announcement came on the same day AppLovin offered to purchase the game development platform for $17.54...
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AppLovin Offers to Acquire Game Development Platform Unity for $17.54 Billion: Details
AppLovin has offered to buy Unity Software for $17.54 billion (roughly Rs. 1,39,600 crore) in all-stock deal, as the company seeks to expand and take advantage of a growing demand for 3D games. Unity's development platform has been used to build some of the most-played games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, and Pokemon Go.
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Unity Said to Spin Off China Unit in Bid to Fuel Expansion in Largest Games Market
Unity Software is saiid to be in talks to spin off its China unit to help it expand in the world's biggest games market. The company, which develops the gaming engine used by several popular games, is said to be looking for strategic investors to join it in a business valued at over $1 billion (roughly Rs. 7,800 crore) during talks. The develop...
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Peter Jackson Sells Oscar-Winning Special Effects Firm Weta Digital in $1.6-Billion 'Metaverse' Deal
Peter Jackson announced the sale of his Oscar-winning Weta Digital special effects business to a US software firm intent on using it to develop the virtual-reality "metaverse."
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iOS 14.4, iPadOS 14.4 Released With Improvements, Security Patches; HomePod Mini Gets Ultra-Wideband Support
Apple has released iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 for the compatible iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad models. The company also released watchOS 7.3 for Apple Watch and HomePod Software Version 14.4, which enables ultra-wideband support on the HomePod mini.
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Ubuntu-Based Smartphone, Tablet Efforts Put on Hold; Canonical to Focus on GNOME
anonical has announced that instead it will shift its focus back to GNOME – its desktop environment, and will put more efforts into Cloud and IoT development.
