Recently, Microgaming, one of the leading online casino software providers has revealed that they will soon be launching Android Air, their hottest mobile casino offering. Android Air is based on Adobe Air application. These are available to be used with smartphones and tablets that are running on Android.
As of now, this platform is packed with eight most popular casino games powered by Microgaming, further it is planning to release more than twenty such games at the end of this year.
More or less identical with Viper casino software of Microgaming's market, new games can be added automatically by following similar process. Thus, players can now select to perform these updates by using Wi-Fi, instead of using 3G.
Games are provided by the assist of a user-friendly lobby, a slick and completely revamped banking along with the registration modules. The fundamental architecture is also updated, by which all the connections are made directly with the gaming server. This facilitates the utilization of retention and acquisition tools provided by Microgaming software such as Player Communication Manager, Player Grouping, Bonus Balance and lastly VPB. VPB is online Virtual Pitboss, which facilitates the instant triggering based promos and messaging.
Neill Whyte, the Product Channel's Head for Microgaming stated that in recent few years, mobile has become a significant part of Microgaming strategy and they already had enjoyed a huge market share by their existing products suites. Over 1 year, the explosion of mobile gaming has driven greatly by increase in acquisition of smartphones among the developing countries. This indicates an excellent opportunity for the providers.
They believe that their new revolutionary product will give a significant impact on the overall gaming industry and mobile market. Microgaming incorporates the strongest portfolio of industry's gaming assets that can be leveraged for completely exploiting the opportunity that is represented by the rapid growth among Android based smart phones.
November 3, 2011, 9:18 am (6 months ago)
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