Velti's Krishna Subramanian on why a united front for UDID replacement is more important than specific solutions
Fragmentation will confuse the entire industry
Marmalade's Alex Caccia on why its distribution channel App Program is open to all
Matching development and sales flexibility
Madvertise's Adam Drake on why Apple has to help strike the balance between privacy and data collection
Or developers will focus elsewhere
The PG.biz Mobile Gaming Mavens on whether OMGPOP's acquisition will fuel more buyouts
Something's stirring...
King.com's Tommy Palm on how the casual giant plans to become a mobile gaming player
Established brands, new expertise
Inneractive replaces UDIDs with hashed MAC addresses, but Itay Gadot says we should expect more solutions
Looking to device fingerprinting
'Leaderboards are so 2008. Gamers want competition,' says Yaniv Presler, CEO of platform start up PlayerDuel
Claims it will help fix discovery and monetisation
Chris Early on mobile's place within Ubisoft's strategy for linking triple-A, free-to-play and companion gaming
It's a joined up Ghost Recon world
Appsfire's Ouriel Ohayon says replacing UDIDs with MAC addresses would be the wrong approach
Offers OpenUDID as a better solution
Competition will ensure industry standard UDID replacement will provide best solution, hopes Applifier's Jussi Laakkonen
Solution must and will be found
There's going to be constant tug-o-war over between Apple and the industry over UDID replacement, says Kiip's Eamonn Carey
Privacy versus information battle will be ongoing
There is too much revenue at stake for Apple not to address the UDID gap, reckons MoPub's Jim Payne
OpenUDID fallback option isn't a longterm solution
UDID deprecation is a short term distraction prior to emergence of new industry standard, reckons AdColony's Will Kassoy
All will be well
App Store's black holes the hardest part of life on iOS, say former Sony men Nice Touch Games
But console development no easier
The PG.biz Mobile Gaming Mavens on Apple's almighty cash pile
Thar's gold in them thar devices!
Andrej Nabergoj on why he left Talking Tom Cat behind to create the next great app distribution channel
Discovery around deals is a very powerful mechanic
Playdek's Joel Goodman on the challenges of bringing physical card and board games to mobile
Cutting the pack
Kwalee starts new recruitment drive as it preps debut iOS release
Ex-Codemasters start up accelerates
TIGA CEO Richard Wilson says UK tax relief for games could be worth more than £50 million
Scheme is uncapped, £50M is 'indicative' figure
What's in the box? Making of Super Crate Box for iOS
Bouncing back from creative fragility
Biodroid on finding gaming success with brands such as Billabong, MegaRamp, Mourinho and Ronaldo
Be the special one
The PG.biz Mobile Gaming Mavens on why convenience and community are killing game retailers
Brick and mortar or tombstones?
Innovation will always beat big budgets on iPad, claims Limbic CTO Schönefeld
Zombie Gunship studio talks up the tablet
OMGPOP's Dan Porter on how his 'outsider' game design style helped boost Draw Something to 25 million downloads
Via experiments with Facebook and teen dating services
Dene Carter talks Another Place Productions' drive to 'craft something for all gamers' on iOS
Ex-Fable creator talks up 'weird' new project
iPad 2 games could be hampered by upgraded GPU, claims programming vet Glenn Corpes
Not such a shiny, happy future
Indies wrong to compare iPad upgrades to console development, says Revolution's Tony Warriner
Always a place for 2D
Retina revolution was natural next step for iPad, reckons NaturalMotion's Torsten Reil
No price hike a big bonus
New iPad not out of the indie developer's reach, claims Selfpubd founder Andy Rosic
Self-publishing player backs Apple's vision
Android better placed for assault on Java than Nokia, claims Thumbstar
Windows Phone needs to open up
Eros Resmini on how GREE will compete in the winner takes all platform battle with DeNA, Facebook and Zynga
Going social, going global
CrowdStar's Suren Markosian on why the numbers for female social games on iOS add up
Better than Facebook
User acquisition costs of $2 for mobile games are unsustainable, says Applifier's Jussi Laakkonen
Big boys with deep pockets are strangling the industry
Low price Lumias could help Nokia zero in on feature phone market, claims Connect2Media's Stephen Hey
Marketing muscle is a major weapon
Sulake CEO Paul LaFontaine on turning Habbo into a key gaming platform for mobile
Teens are voracious players
Chillingo gives Apple's new iPad the thumbs up
'Having even better hardware is exciting'
Smart TV install base to hit 400 million plus by 2015, claims Unity's Oren Tversky
Games dev will soon be financially viable
The PG.biz Mobile Gaming Mavens on the chances of iPad 3 coming with added power, puppies, and a free tissue dispenser
Surreal doesn't cover it
Meet the PG Awards sponsors: CocoaChina
From personal blog to huge iOS community
Industrial Toys' Tim Harris on tearing up preconceptions about core mobile gaming
Mixing console and mobile chops to full effect
Developers will 'make magic' on iPad 3, claims 11 bit's Przemek Marszal
Apple set to deliver fireworks
PopCap's Andrew Stein on why iPad 3 has developers running scared
Bigger doesn't always mean better
Devs should drop support for original iPad, reckons 36peas' Gareth Jenkins
Legacy device holding platform back
iPad's App Store one step away from becoming a 'high-budget low-risk FPS crap-fest', says Hiive's Rollings
Built in game controller the only barrier
iPad 3 hardware upgrades of no interest to indies, claims Hogrocket's Peter Collier
Software is the key
Apple building up iPad 3 to rival Xbox 360 and PS3, claims XMG's Adam Telfer
But indie era may be over
Apple needs to lift the 20MB 3G App Store limit for a Retina resolution iPad 3, says Neon Play's Oli Christie
Part of 4G support?
Faster chip, more memory, Retina resolution - I want to feel iPad 3's raw power says ustwo's mills
Raising the bar once again
I'd rather iPad 3 didn't exist, says Zee-3 co-founder Ste Pickford
More features means more complications
Apple's rivals not looking for a head-on clash with iPad 3, reckons Mode 7's Paul Taylor
Device in a market of its own