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| Artificial Life: 3M Deal Sets Developer on the Growth Path Danny Furman submits:Artificial Life (ALIF.OB) is a leading mobile software developer for several operating platforms. The Company's iPhone games are among the best selling internationally and incorporate cutting edge technology, popular brand names and interactive play to provide very affordable entertainment on devices people already own. Annual revenues increased from under $1 million in 2006 to over $22 million in 2008, with over $10 million in net income. Through the first three quarters of FY09 revenues have already eclipsed the $22M mark and net income is over $9 million.Aside from continued growth in the existing core of Artificial Life's business, several recent developments are very promising for shareholders. In late October, 3M (MMM) announced an investment and collaboration agreement with ALIF.OB. 3M purchased 10% of outstanding Artificial Life shares, or about 6.5 million, at $1 each. The companies will work together to develop technologies including digital watermarking, mobile diabetes and other health solutions, digital imaging software as well as general mobile and broadband applications and technologies.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Tired Technologies that Should Die Off in 2010 Let's hope these long-in-the-tooth tech clunkers finally kick the bucket this year. feeds.pcworld.com |
Hate Your GPS's Voice? Garmin Lets You Record Your Own Garmin's free Voice Studio software lets you record your own voice directions for use on your portable GPS device. feeds.pcworld.com |
Chinese Attacks Target U.S. Military Contractors, Says F-Secure A security vendor reports that internal systems of U.S. defense contractors have been targeted by hackers believed based in China. feeds.pcworld.com |
Nokia Strikes Back at Google With Free GPS App Premium version of Ovi Maps will be available for free, but only on select handsets. feeds.pcworld.com |