August 26th, 2009 - Today the world's leading provider of smartphone content, Handango released the results of its bi-annual Handango Yardstick report. The Handango Yardstick is an index that monitors trends throughout global smartphone content markets. This year, for the first time ever, the report shows that BlackBerry has taken over as the most dominant platform for smartphone software sales, a slot that, until now, has been reserved for Windows Mobile.
Also released with the Handango Yardstick was Handango's Top Ten Best Sellers List (Across Platforms) for Q1-Q2, a list that includes 2 best selling Concrete Software titles for BlackBerry, Aces Texas Hold'em - No Limit, and Aces Solitaire Pack, with Aces Texas Hold'em - No Limit taking the No. 1 slot in the Games category (handango.com).
About Concrete Software
Concrete Software develops and publishes innovative, high quality games and applications that run on many mobile platforms including BlackBerry® smartphones, Windows Mobile, Palm OS, iPhone, and mobile feature phones. You can find these applications on many major operators, retail stores and anywhere else mobile software is sold worldwide. More information is available at www.concretesoftware.com.
About Handango
Handango is the leading provider of smartphone applications globally for the BlackBerry®, Palm®, Windows Mobile®, Symbian OS®, and Linux platforms. Leveraging its 140,000+ apps, network of 23,000+ content partners, and vast distribution network, Handango delivers top-selling mobile applications including games, business and entertainment apps and productivity tools to millions of consumers. Applications can be downloaded via www.handango.com, partner Web sites, SD cards and Handango's proprietary on-device catalog, InHand, the industry's leading content delivery platform that allows consumers to purchase mobile apps directly from their smartphone and download them over the air. Handango's unparalleled content expertise has attracted numerous mobile industry partners including Microsoft, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Alltel, AT&T, and AOL. For more information, visit http://corp.handango.com.
