Nostra is launching its disruptive mobile game discovery platform around the globe and it will make it available to game developers worldwide.

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Nostra goes global with mobile game discovery platform on smartphone lockscreens

The smart lock screen product offers users personalised content, without the need to unlock their phones or download an app. But to conquer Japan is a tall order

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InMobi's Glance launches in Japan, aims for 40 percent of Android market

On India's 75th Independence Day, an exhaustive timeline of the milestone events in the realm of business and economy.

Glance Gaming’s monthly active user base reached 65 million as of October this year: over 73% of these users belonged to non-metros and 47% of these users are women.


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Glance Gaming grows over two times in three quarters; driven non-metro gamers

Glance, which serves media content, news and casual games on the lock screen of Android-powered smartphones, has launched a programme 


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Glance launches ‘Glance For All’ programme, aims to spread positive change


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Your Phone's Lock Screen Is Getting a Big Revamp

Launched in 2019, Glance, which currently is present in 400 million phones, aims to take this number to 1 billion in the next few years

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Lock-screen platform Glance to expand to US, aims to be on one billion mobile devices

Glance has acquired India’s Gambit as the Google-backed firm looks to supercharge its mobile games offerings and introduce NFTs to its Gen-Z users, TechCrunch has confirmed.

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Google-backed Glance acquires gaming platform Gambit in NFT push

Reliance Industries Ltd.’s digital platform will invest $200 million in the mobile content company Glance InMobi Pte., a sign regional startups continue to attract financing at strong valuations despite setbacks for some newly-public technology stocks.

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Reliance Jio to Invest $200 Million in Mobile Startup Glance

With Couch Pass, Roposo aims to give users a unique way to experience live gigs at home, while giving indie artists and creators a massive platform to go LIVE across the country

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Roposo brings users live music and shopping from Musicathon with Couch Pass

Both companies expect to monetise the creator economy through live content and entertainment-led commerce on the Glance and Roposo platforms.


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Inmobi's Glance invests in Collective Artists Network

From entertainment with Bollywood biggies and influencers, watch parties with cricketers, Glance is aiming to create a live ecosystem on the lock screen of smartphones with its latest offering.

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Unicorn Glance taps growing appetite for live content

Buying Shop101 and striking a partnership with the Collective Artists Network, Glance, an InMobi group company, has given itself an early-mover advantage to execute a long-term live commerce strategy

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Content, creators and commerce: How Glance wants to lead India's next big online opportunity

Despite the pandemic, the growth in user base has been robust for Tewari's mobile content platform, Glance, that lured investors to put in $145 million last month.