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Rob Glaser returns with Sidecar VoIP app
Ex-RealNetworks boss says he's bringing 'smart calling' to mobile users.
RealNetworks adds nToklo recommendation tools to its Music On-Demand service
Customers across Europe will now receive personalised recommendations.
RealNetworks launches Unifi cloud service with Vodafone Germany
Storing and streaming music, video and photos to multiple devices, but live later than expected.
RealNetworks CEO Bob Kimball resigns ahead of Unifi cloud launch
Personal reasons the cause, with RealNetworks looking for another boss now.
RealNetworks reveals more details of its Unifi cloud service
Launching across iOS, Android, Google TV and desktops.
RealNetworks unveils Unifi cloud storage service
Will let people store photos, videos and music in the cloud and access them from multiple devices.
RealPlayer software gets mobile uploads feature
Lets users import their photos and sync music playlists.
Real promises offline listening for Rhapsody iPhone app
That's right folks, submission of an update to Apple is imminent
RealNetworks to power Sprint music content
Full tracks, ringback tones and ringtones all part of unified storefront
RealNetworks to power SFR music downloads
French operator's existing service was transitioned to Real yesterday
RealNetworks releases charity iPhone game
Proceeds from Memory Wiz purchases contributing to Childs Play organisation
RealNetworks hails iPhone-fuelled growth prospects
But concerned about low pricing for iPhone games.
RealNetworks updates Helix Media Delivery Platform
Promises to help operators boost mobile TV quality and test new business models.
RealNetworks leading iPhone games devs back to Java
Federation of Studios promises hassle-free porting for independent developers.
Rhapsody iPhone app is approved by Apple
RealNetworks' subscription music service will be live on the App Store imminently.
Mobile operators don't want Spotify-like streaming music, says RealNetworks
But music on-demand clients and ringback tones? That's another story, says Robert Riccitelli.
