TransGaming partner Opera continues to increase addressable market:
Opera is continuing to make inroads in the connected device space: Samsung is going to start shipping Blu-ray players powered by the Opera Devices SDK soon...
GigaOM goes in-depth with TransGaming partner Opera on their Smart TV store:
...consumers already use an estimated 30 to 50 million TVs and connected devices that are powered by Opera.
The Hindu Business Line interviews TransGaming CEO & President Vikas Gupta on the state of gaming in India:
In five years, India will be a mature market. But between now and five years we will see some good growth.
TransGaming's GameTree TV featured in French publication L'USINE NOUVELLE:
Le cloud gaming s’impose comme une tendance de fond qui pourrait bouleverser la façon de distribuer, de vendre et de consommer les jeux vidéo. Il consiste à vendre le jeu non pas comme un produit mais comme un service accessible en ligne via internet.
The Verge reports on recently-confirmed rumors that Intel is working on a set-top box:
...the company is, in fact, working on providing television over the internet, and it plans to do so with new consumer hardware.
TIME Magazine names Guild Wars 2, recently brought to Mac by TransGaming, as the top game of 2012:
Guild Wars 2 is one of those rare games that unexpectedly knocks your life off-kilter, like a meteoroid banging into a satellite.
The Verge highlights the need for quality apps and content in order for Smart TV to succeed:
The principle behind TV apps is a noble one: seamless access to movies, streaming video games, and more.
Vikas Gupta Featured on the Philips uWand Blog:
TransGaming is one company that’s already benefiting from recent developments in the living room through its GameTree TV platform, which is capable of delivering gaming content to any internet-enabled device in the living room.
Tech journalist Rick Gibson analyzes the current state of gaming on TV:
One analyst group forecasts that this sub-$100m market will grow to $1.6bn by 2016, making it one of the fastest growing games markets ever seen. What’s reinvigorating this formerly moribund market, why did it fail last time, and what opportunities and challenges does it face this time?
Bloomberg article reports cable TV service providers are increasing focus on video games:
AT&T Inc., Verizon Communications Inc. and Time Warner Cable Inc. are gearing up for a push to deliver video games directly to televisions, said people with knowledge of the matter, a strategy shift that poses a threat to traditional consoles such as the PlayStation, Wii and Xbox.