The Japanese developer of mobile applications KLab, known for the Lord of the Dragons battler, found money to promote his projects.

The last of the so-called “big three” Russian mobile operators who refused to renew the contract with Apple was Vimpelcom. Megafon and MTS also arrived earlier.

The head of Chillingo’s business unit, Matt Dixon, spoke at the White Nights: Mobile Games Conference about how the games that the company undertakes to publish look like before the work of its producers, and how – after.

At the PAX Australia in Melbourne, Halfbrick studio, known for games such as Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, announced Colossatron: Massive World Threat.

Yesterday, in connection with the deal between Baidu and Netdragon Websoft, we contacted Evgeny Kosolapov, Executive director of i-Free Asia, and asked him about the situation in the Chinese market. 

A small sensation: the Finnish project has grown to the third position in the box office top of Japanese applications on the iPhone.