Intel 3 million USD investment OpenFeint nine City

(compiled/applies) according to overseas media, Intel, a chip maker, will invest $3 million in the mobile gaming platform OpenFeint.　　OpenFeint is a mobile social gaming platform created by Aurora Feint, which has already won 12 million of billions of dollars in investment, including 5 million dollars invested in nine cities in China's online gaming company.　　The Intel investment reflects a signal that the market is releasing, and that OpenFeint is likely to be more popular in the future than Apple's official gaming platform.　　In addition to providing technical support for gaming programs in the popular iOS device, OpenFeint also provides the same technical support for Google's Android system. A spokesman for Intel said the injection of Aurora Feint was due to OpenFeint's outstanding performance in the social gaming arena.　　They will further invest in Windows Phone 7, BlackBerry and other similar platforms in the future. OpenFeint is an easy to install program plugin for developers and gamers for iOS and Android games.　　Developers can use this platform to publish their own works, the player can be through the platform to achieve cross-system online game and chat functions. The iOS system is Apple's portable mainframe closed application platform for ipods, iphones and ipads that should be produced by the company.　　On the game side, Apple will integrate all iOS game resources and features into the online and shared iOS devices via the upcoming "Game Center" official application platform. Android is Google's Open smartphone application platform for anyone interested in joining, including Motorola, Sony Ericsson and other handset makers, to compete with Apple.　　Of course, the application on this system is incompatible with the iOS platform and cannot be interconnected. OpenFeint's role is simply to break the gap between the two systems, through the third party to achieve interconnection, war and sharing functions, a broad market prospects. (Edit/Ming)