Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) and Unity (NYSE: U) might initially seem like two very different types of software companies. Adobe develops a wide range of cloud-based design, document, and enterprise software, ...

Unity Software (NYSE: U) initially looks like a gaming company. Its game engine, which simplifies the development of cross-platform titles, is used to create more than half of the world's mobile, ...

As Unity Technologies’ star has risen in recent years, one of the most significant and impressive parts of the development platform is how well suited it is to browser gaming. People have been ...

Unity CEO David Helgason has taken to the firm's blog to announce it is to stop selling Flash deployment licenses, with support for the platform shelved beyond Unity 4. According to Helgason, the ...

Unity has decided to stop selling Flash deployment licenses, the company announced today. Though it will continue to support Flash customers through the rest of the current cycle, it has decided that ...

Dev tool makers are celebrating Apple's apparent about-face on the use of third party software for the creation of iPhone games. Apple announced the relaxation of its much-criticised restrictions on ...

LONDON, Feb. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Global tech market advisory firm ABI Research examined the current Augmented Reality(AR) market and identified 12 AR solution providers in both consumer and ...

The Unity 4 engine has given Flash gaming a lot of TLC by simplifying web ports of complex projects. If you ask Unity Technologies, however, that love isn't being requited — and the company feels ...

Unity is becoming more than a gaming company. It’s leveraging its dominance of the gaming market to expand into nongaming markets. It could follow Adobe’s playbook and become a cloud giant. However, ...

Investors are concerned about Adobe’s slowing growth and its abrupt $20 billion takeover of Figma. They’re also worried about Unity’s ad-related problems and the broader slowdown of the gaming market.