Latest
- Xbox One Now Available for Pre-Order at Zavvi for £399
- More Details Revealed For Call of Duty: Ghosts at Xbox Event
- Blu-Ray Discs On The Xbox One Will Allow For One-Time Installation To The Harddrive
- All the games that will launch on the Xbox One
- EA reveal FIFA 14, Madden 25, NBA Live and NFC for release in the next four months.
Latest Reviews
Sony Xperia Z Mobile Phone Review
21/05/2013 | Nicholas GriffinThe Sony Xperia Z is Sony’s next step into the smartphone market, with a completely new and a frankly beautiful design, the Xperia Z takes from previous handsets like the Xperia T and Xperia S, the Xperia Z packs some of the … Read More
Razer Chimaera 5.1 Wireless Gaming Headset For The PC and Xbox 360 Review
15/05/2013 | Nicholas GriffinRazer are one company that I truly respect for both their product design and their overall customer gratitude, recently accepting orders from a leaked voucher code, the company strides further than most other companies around the world.
And that’s only a couple … Read More
Thomas Was Alone Game Review
13/05/2013 | Stephen GillespieDespite coming out on the PC last year, Thomas Was Alone is a recent addition to the PS3 and the Vita. On some levels it’s an interesting title that’s certainly worth looking at, but on the whole Thomas Was Alone … Read More
Subscribe for latest updates
Google Announces Wildfire Acquisition
31/07/2012 | Nicholas Griffin | One Comment
On Google’s Official Blog, Product Management Director Jason Miller has announced the acquisition of the social media marketing startup, Wildfire.
Only four years old, this is great news for their team and will help Google further its social services, as usual there’s no news about what will come from the acquisition, but you can probably guess that it has something to do with Google Plus.
Wildfire has said that they will however continue to offer is current services, “there will be no changes to our service and support for our customers.”
Google have also talked about what we should expect, to which Miller wrote, “The ultimate goal is better and fresher content, and more meaningful interactions, People today can make their voices heard in ways that were previously impossible, and Wildfire helps businesses uphold their end of the conversation (or spark a new one).”
There’s no news on the amount that Google paid for the company but AllThingsD has claimed that sources close to the deal reckon the amount is around $250 million, we will let you know when we have more details.
Via [Google Blog]







Pingback: Google adquiere Wildfire | Googlenloqueciendo.com