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Our partners are presenting for us and that’s in Singapore. And then Google came out with a new feature. And doing activations so we can import any Unity scene. Right now, we’re speaking with our partners in Singapore, about doing Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo. That’s so cool.
Our partners are presenting for us and that’s in Singapore. And then Google came out with a new feature. And doing activations so we can import any Unity scene. Right now, we’re speaking with our partners in Singapore, about doing Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo. That’s so cool.
He is an Adjunct Professor/Visiting Faculty at number of institutions in Australia, Singapore & India. The company was later acquired by Google in 2010. Prior to Presence Capital, he was the founder and CTO of MyMiniLife (acquired by Zynga) and the founder and CEO of Toro (acquired by Google). 6- Chaitanya Chinchlikar.
Our partners are presenting for us and that's in Singapore. And then Google came out with a new feature. And doing activations so we can import any Unity scene. Right now, we're speaking with our partners in Singapore, about doing Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo. One day Apple will come out and say a new feature.
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