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Skycoin, the third-generation cryptocurrency of alternative P2P project Skywire, announces several updates, including a new mobile wallet, new logo and site revamp to reflect its ever-evolving branding and design. Approaching its fifth year of development, Skycoin continues to pursue a “new Internet” under an overarching goal to implement Bitcoin’s original vision and address its underlying problems.

It's nearly impossible to launch a mobile game without investment nowadays. Most of the developers meet this problem, even ones with very promising products. And those who  succeeded lost a great deal of possible profits in the beginning, without Grand Opening. CryptoGames has met similar circumstances but they've found a unique solution for all the industry in general.

Reality Clash, the world’s first Augmented Reality (AR) mobile combat game, is running a competition to win a personalized machine gun, open to all participants of its ongoing token sale.

Rivetz strikes partnership with Telefonica to provide Cybersecurity Services

myGeoTracking and Rivetz combination to ensure better mobile device and data security, and an enhanced user experience for Healthcare, Transportation, and other field service workers

20th July, London, UK, Reality Gaming Group has announced Reality Clash, the world's first augmented reality combat game for iPhone and Andriod, taking mobile combat games to an entirely new level.

Bitquence has released multiple demos showcasing a user experience walkthrough of multiple new token features. The Bitquence token “BQX” is designed to be a mobile, on-the-go liquid token inspired by companies like Ripple and Paypal.

DENT Wireless Limited has announced its intent to disrupt the world’s telco market by creating the first Mobile Data Exchange. DENT plans to liberate mobile data by enabling anyone to buy, sell and donate mobile data through the Ethereum blockchain using a new universal currency for data markets, the DENT Token.

The World Bank are estimating that money flows from migrant workers to developing countries were worth US$ 440 billion last year, more than double foreign aid.