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Medial will most likely face the same fate as Blue Learn.

In the kids games and toy industry what market gaps are there like what kind of games can get parents and children’s attention- Specially for avoiding their screen times Do write their suggestions- - DIY kits with proper instructions -story telli

Important traits among Gen Z that are going to bring the next wave of consumer economy in India: 1) No bargaining, For them, bargaining means they are going to be looted. 2) They are likely to spend extra for better things, unlike their parents. 3)

Why all the major companies have started to include games in their apps. Like is it just to increase it's Average Use Time or something else?

For those who don't know, I was building passion projects like Jarvis Desktop (most loved by u), CashBoard etc etc I'm building apps & games for almost 3 years, I think I got enough experience to let my passion earn The best think (for me) a indivi

Just an Idea for Food Delivery Apps To have a Food reels section cause MOST people cant decide what to eat online but if they scroll through their food reels section looking tasty , something will catch their eye and they will be more likely to or

What if I spoke to your parents for 15mins and convinced them to let you pick your own career path? Think of your parents as sharks from Shark Tank, except your sharks already have 100% stakes on your life because they care. Now, if you want to have

Hey guys, I have an idea: Building a smart phone for children under the age of 16 years and only specific apps can be installed in it and a new OS specialised for children. The device only contains special apps like courses, rhymes and stories, ga

If I develop a smartphone game today and try to sell it for ₹500, do you think people will actually buy my game for ₹500? Most people would say no one will buy it. But there’s a company called Kairosoft that sells its smartphone games for ₹500 to ₹10