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Pangea iOS games are free for today only

by Kelly Hodgkins (Jul 11th, 2011)

Pangea Software is celebrating three years of development and US$7 million in sales by making all its iOS applications free for today July 11th. The free-for-all starts at 8 am CST and ends at 8 pm CST. When the free promotion ends, Pangea will lower the price on its iOS apps to 99-cents for a ...

WWDC Interview: Pangea Software

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Jun 9th, 2011)

This week TUAW and MacTech Magazine teamed up to speak to developers at WWDC about the keynote and how Apple's new technologies will help them and their customers. Over the next couple of weeks, we'll bring you those videos here, MacTech.com and MacNews.com. Also, check out the free trial ...

In-app purchases not so hot for some developers

by Mike Schramm (Sep 21st, 2009)

PocketGamer.biz has an interesting interview up with Pangea, makers of the iPhone physics puzzle game Enigmo, and they say that so far, their experience with in-app purchases has been pretty lukewarm. The software itself has sold over a million copies, but only a very small number of those customers ...

iPhone app roundup: Quickoffice, Otto Matic, Evernote 2

by Michael Rose (Apr 2nd, 2009)

In the hustle and madness of yesterday's wayback machine activity, there were a couple of App Store introductions (and a notable upgrade) that might have slipped through... First up: The long-awaited version of Quickoffice for iPhone that allows editing of Word and Excel files hit the store today ...

Pangea updates Enigmo for iPhone to 1.1.1, adds downloadable content

by Cory Bohon (Aug 7th, 2008)

Over the past day, Pangea Software has issued two updates for their Enigmo physics game for the iPhone/iPod touch. The updates in question (1.1 and 1.1.1) allow you to download custom levels from Pangea's website via the application. Be sure to sync your iPhone and complete the backup process before ...

Pangea offers free games to schools

by Dave Caolo (Apr 19th, 2006)

Here's a nice story. Pangea Software, creators of Bugdom, Nanosaur, Cro-Mag Rally and more, have offered free licenses to any school that makes a request. All you need to do is send a request on the school's official letterhead, signed by the principal, and the contact listed must use a ...