The Menlo Park-based company formerly known as iSwifter has announced version 2.0 of its cloud gaming platform to offer more content types and usage on clients beyond iPads. Android tablets, Windows 8 tablets, smart TVs, Macs, and PCs will be able to stream games via cloud service. → Read More
iSwifter, an iPad app that allows developers to stream flash games to the tablet device, is debuting Rover, an iPad browser that gives educators and students access to Flash-based educational content on the device. The startup has partnered with Discovery Education, FunBrain, Mathletics developer 3P Learning to create content for the new app.
As we’ve written in the past, iSwifter allows… → Read More
iSwifter, an iPad app that allows developers to stream flash games to the tablet device, is announcing that revenue for 2011 will past $10 million. That’s impressive considering the company is only a year old.
As we’ve written in the past, iSwifter allows users to browse, play and rate Flash games from gaming portals (like Facebook) on the web, with each game optimized for iPad. The startup… → Read More
iSwifter, an iPad app that allows developers to stream flash games to the tablet device, is launching a new version of its app today that supports a subscription based model for monthly gaming and includes a new browser feature that allows users to play social games on Facebook within the app.
As we’ve written in the past, iSwifter allows users to browse, play and rate Flash games from gaming… → Read More
Incubator YouWeb, which spun out gaming startups CrowdStar, AuroraFeint and Sibblingz, has launched cloud-based Flash streaming service, iSwifter. iSwifter is debuting an iPad app today that will allow developers to stream flash games to the tablet device.
iSwifter allows users to browse, play and rate Flash games from gaming portals on the web, with each game optimized for iPad. With With… → Read More
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