The "Poison" of Gaming Giants – Decentralized Anonymous Gamification Exchange DAGE The "Poison" of Gaming Giants – Decentralized Anonymous Gamification Exchange DAGE

China tech firm to sell gay dating app Grindr for $608 million One of China's biggest mobile gaming companies is selling popular gay dating app Grindr for US$608 million after pressure from US authorities concerned over the potential misuse of user data.

Holding Hands with VGP, SocialPeta Exerting International Influence Holding Hands with VGP, SocialPeta Exerting International Influence

Vietnam-based Amanotes ranks among top mobile app publishers worldwide Amanotes, a mobile game publisher based in Viet Nam, has been ranked among the top positions worldwide in two recent major surveys of the rapidly growing global mobile market.

Get down and groove to the Third Dimension!

The holiday season is all about gatherings with friends and family. To have fun and make the best of the festive season, many residents in HCM City are increasingly taking part in Virtual Reality (VR) gaming. 

E-sports take off in VN after team wins world championship

Việt Nam News talks with Terence Ting, CEO of Team Flash, a professional e-sports organisation, about the development of e-sports in Việt Nam.

Firms urged to embrace mobile marketing

More than 400 executives representing local and foreign businesses, brands, agencies, publishers, and technology companies took part in the 2018 Mobile Marketing Association Forum held in HCM City on Friday to discuss the opportunities and challenges for enterprises from the explosive growth of mobile marketing.

Smartphone imports up 57 per cent A total of 28.7 million mobile phones were shipped to Viet Nam last year, 13 per cent more than in 2013, according to the International Data Corporation's Asia/Pacific Quart-erly Mobile Phone Tracker.

VN a major ICT spender in 2014 The emerging of a third platform (Cloud, Big Data, Mobility and Social) will change the main themes of the IT and telecoms market in Viet Nam in 2014, according to a report listing the top 10 predictions for next year's ICT.

Competition aims to find top creative entrepreneurs Young Vietnamese businesspeople working in creative industries are encouraged to join a global competition launched by the British Council.