Entries in 'buys' (64)
Twitter buys and launches mobile video-sharing app Vine
Invites users to showcase their 'creativity' in six-seconds or less.
Samsung invests in mobile security provider Fixmo
South Korean OEM looks to take on RIM and serve enterprise market.
InMobi acquires mobile data analytics provider Overlay Media
Will help the mobile ad network to improve delivery of targeted content.
Grapple acquires app distribution platform Toura
Will deploy $3.8m worth of new tech to deliver innovative projects for clients.
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NewBay Media acquires Intent Media
US-based publisher expands its European presence and overseas potential.
Facebook to buy WhatsApp?
Social network thought to be circling above to make a swoop for mobile messaging app.
Telefonica Digital buys video solutions provider TokBox
Makes to swoop to offer better communication services to business and consumer customers.
GREE impales 'strategic minority stake' into eBuddy
Japanese firm has a play at the instant messaging game.
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Groupon gobbles up restaurant deals startup Savored
New York-based company poached to complement Groupon Now service.
Google snaps up photo specialist Nik Software
Swoop comes alongside Google+ hitting 400m total users.
GREE buys mobile games developer App Ant Studios
US-based startup to help GREE hit one billion global users.
Tesco buys e-book provider Mobcast for £4.5m
Secures 130,000 strong library and furthers attack on the digital entertainment market.
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Facebook to buy Waze?
Could jump into the driver's seat of the social traffic service.
China Mobile nabs 15 per cent share of voice recognition firm
Pays out $214m to play a game of Siri.
Samsung to buy RIM?
Analyst says an acquisition or BB10 licensing deal is best survival option for the BlackBerry OEM.
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Apple and Google vie for Kodak patents
Bankrupt photo firm has a 1,100 strong selection up for grabs.
Apple to buy Twitter?
Speculation grows – and could push the mini-blog's value past $10bn.
Beats buys 25 per cent of itself back from HTC
But the Taiwanese vendor will retain mobile exclusivity.
InMobi buys app monetisation startup MMTG Labs
Mobile ad giant makes the swoop to offer additional support to partners.




































