Genymobile in the news

Genymobile, co-founded by Angélique Zettor, is recognized as the first French company to specialize in Android expertise, as discussed on BFM Business on April 14, 2016.

Genymobile, an Android specialist, raised 7 million euros to expand its commercial and marketing efforts and build an Android PaaS.

Genymobile raised 7 million euros to strengthen its commercial efforts and build an Android PaaS, counting tech giants among its clients.

Genymobile's Genymotion Cloud platform enables efficient Android app development and testing through cloud-based emulation, collaboration, and automation tools.

Genymobile introduced Genymotion On Demand, a flexible, cloud-based Android emulator on AWS for enterprise app testing and development.

Genymobile, a growing company specializing in touch and communication technologies, is actively hiring Android experts in Paris to support its 100% projected revenue growth for 2012.

Android 5.0 Lollipop enhances security with default encryption, supports 64-bit hardware, enables cloud data access across devices, and improves update mechanisms, positioning Android strongly against iOS in enterprise and consumer markets.

The Open World Forum explores Android's rapid market dominance and enterprise adoption, with events including a business round table led by Genymobile's CEO and the launch of the Android Business Group.

Genymobile, an Android development solutions provider, has changed its server setup after raising €7 million in funding.

Shadow has acquired Genymobile to strengthen its cloud-based Android emulation services and expand its collaborative platform offerings.

Shadow acquires Genymobile to enhance its cloud gaming and Android streaming services, aiming to become a top cloud collaboration platform.

Shadow acquired Genymobile to enhance its cloud computing platform with Android virtualization expertise and expand its market leadership.

Shadow acquired Android emulation platform Genymobile to enhance its cloud-based services and competitive edge.

Shadow acquired Genymobile, an Android emulator company, and appointed its CTO as CEO, while Apple released Lisa OS source code and the Open Metaverse Foundation was launched.

Shadow acquired Genymobile, creator of the Genymotion Android emulator, to boost its cloud gaming and Android development capabilities.

Shadow acquired Genymobile to integrate Android emulation into its cloud computing services, enhancing app testing capabilities on virtual Android devices.

Genymotion is a versatile Android emulator using VirtualBox to run multiple Android versions and devices on Windows, Mac, and Linux, widely used for app development and testing.

Genymobile hired a new CEO from Facebook to accelerate growth and investment, focusing on cloud-based Android app testing and expanding into sales and marketing support for financial clients.

Genymobile introduced Genymotion On Demand, a flexible, cloud-based Android emulator on AWS for enterprise app testing and development.