A Middlesbrough software firm who released a popular iPhone application last year has seen their game reach over half a million downloads on iTunes in the last few months.
Fluid Pixel Limited, a developer of games for mobile devices, released KamiCrazy for the iPhone and iPod Touch in December last year. By 20 December the game had been purchased 100,000 times, and that figure shot to over half a million by January 5.
A £2.66m project to help attract talent to the North East's digital sector has just been given the green light.Sunderland-based Codeworks, the region's centre for digital innovation, has secured new funding to continue with a programme that brings together small…
North East CCTV systems integrator 2020 Vision is looking forward to a healthy 2009 after securing new contracts worth over £2million during December.The largest of the new contracts is for two hospital projects. 2020 has successfully secured the £1.6m hospital…
A former headteacher who joined a virtual version of the UK's fastest growing science park has found success helping companies give something back to the environment.Stephen Prior, director of Forest Carbon Ltd, helps clients such as Stagecoach and Marks…
A fault in Microsoft's Internet Explorer could see online bank passwords at risk of being stolen by criminals.Microsoft is currently investigating the flaw, which has previously been used to steal passwords for computer games.Now security experts are warning that the…
A North East eCommerce and web development company is playing a key role in the UK Christmas online retail sales boom which is breaking all records this year.Stockton-on-Tees-based Visualsoft has built and provided the technology behind hundreds of web…
