Disney Mobile, the maker of Where's My Water? (plus a bunch of games tied to Disney films), has some big plans for the next couple of weeks, with four updates to existing games and the launch three ne
<a href="https://techcrunch.com/tag/android">Android</a> adoption is growing rapidly in Japan, with local handset manufacturers doing everything they can in order to meet the demands of customers in a
Disney, which has been <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2008/08/22/disney-mobile-disney%E2%80%99s-second-japan-only-mobile-web-project/">doing business as an MVNO in Japan</a> (Disney Mobile) since 200
I wasn't much for playing with toy cars as a kid -- you'd have found me parked in front of a Sega Genesis, if anything -- but I suspect Disney Mobile's new line of<a href="http://eon.businesswire.com/
While most studios team up with developers to create games that support existing properties, Disney is going the opopsite direction with the release of their latest iOS game. Their goal for Swampy the
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Disney exited the cell phone business in the US back in 2007, but the MVNO Disney operates in Japan seems
Disney embarked on a cellular phone business in the US as early as June 2006 but pulled the plug at the end of last year, citing delays in the spread of 3G networks as the major reason. In March this
Even after shuttering its MVNO business last year, Disney hasn’t given up on its pursuit of the mobile world. Forbes reported that the kid-focused giant plans to plans roll out a mobile storefront,
Mouse House mobile users have two new handsets. Samsung has just unveiled two new mobile phones for use with the Disney Mobile MVNO series. As with other Disney Mobile handsets the DM-S105 and DM-S110
Good news for the few Disney Mobile subscribers out there. Looks like you’ll be getting some new features later this year. Some sound pretty useful actually, like a unique calendaring service th