The market for children’s and educational apps continues to grow — evidenced by Apple last week announcing 1 billion downloads of educational apps from iTunes U — and that growth is leading to both ...

The Israeli educational app developer Kids Games Club has been acquired by publisher TabTale for around $3 million. According to a report on TechCrunch, TabTale, which is also based in Israel, paid ...

For Israeli studio TabTale, the strategy has always been one of volume. This has been what's driven it to number one in the kids' games category on mobile, with more than one billion downloads across ...

TabTale is one of Israel’s success stories in mobile gaming. Founded in 2010 to make kids games and education apps, it now publishes a game every week on iOS, Google Play, Amazon, and Windows. The ...

This year's Casual Connect Europe conference was a sobering reminder that not all industry trends are positive. Peter Molyneux got the ball rolling with a harsh indictment of the way many free-to-play ...

Tel Aviv-based developer/publisher TabTale has hit a milestone of 1 billion downloads for its line of kids' games. For context, the firm celebrated breaking the 300 million downloads milestone back in ...

TabTale, the Israel-based kids’ gaming and educational app publisher backed by Qualcomm and others, has made another acquisition to keep growing its position in the market. It has acquired Sunstorm ...

So let’s say you’ve made an iPhone app. You’re a brilliant coder, you’ve nailed the user experience, the gameplay, the design. So that means you’re about to strike it rich, right? Wrong. But several ...

Browsing through Tabtale’s library of apps make me want to be a kid again. You get to plan a puppy birthday party, fly around the universe on a unicorn, and work as an ice cream sundae chef. The maker ...

Above: TabTale targets youngsters with its mobile apps. GamesBeat: Do you see some advantage in being one of the earliest movers to get critical mass here? Schliesser: Obviously, yes. It helps us with ...