Last year Shape Services acquired CrispApp, the Hong Kong based developer of the fone app for iOS.
Exclusive – SHAPE Services, the company behind the immensely popular, cross-platform IM+ messaging applications (and then some), has agreed to acquire CrispApp, the Hong Kong based developer of the fone app for iOS (iTunes link).
The same thing happened at Convoys Wharf in Deptford, where a £1bn proposal for 3,500 units (of which just 15% will be affordable), in the form of three towers rising up to 40 storeys, was called in by the mayor after the Hong-Kong based developer wrote a blustering letter complaining of planning delays.
For instance, cast your mind back to early 2016, when Facebook bought Masquerade, a Minsk-based developer of a video filter app, MSQRD, which at one point was one of the most popular apps in the App Store.
Kimbia, an Austin, Texas-based developer of a Web-based fundraising and event management software solution, has secured over $4 million in a Series B round of financing led by S3 Ventures.
It has bought Gradient X, a young Los Angeles-based developer of a real-time bidding platform for mobile ads, which only just exited from beta earlier this summer.
Tivo, a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based developer of a maker of personal video recorders (PVRs that allow users to pause, rewind, fast forward and even cache programming directly off their TVs, has already signed up an impressive roster of big media names, including several cable companies or companies with strong links to the cable industry.
Aepona, the Belfast-based developer of a software engine that powers the "Network as a Service" (NaaS) business model for mobile operators, has just raised a $10M round, led by new investor BlackBerry Partners Fund, a Toronto-based global fund focused on applications, services and supporting infrastructure for mobile platforms.
Goomzee, a Missoula, MT-based developer of a mobile marketing solution that helps real estate professionals connect with potential buyers, announced this morning that it has secured a $1.5 million Series A round of funding led by Highway 12 Ventures along with additional, undisclosed investors in the US and Europe.
San Mateo based Laszlo is a developer of an open-source platform for building and deploying Ajax applications.
