Last week, Appsfire announced it is ditching its renowned app discovery service on iOS and Android, as it seeks to shift its business towards a mobile advertising solution, and today that has surfaced in the form of URA MAKI, which the company describes as an entirely new ad experience that no one has done before.
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Appsfire wants to minimize the disruption caused by mobile ads with ‘Ura Maki’
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Published December 20, 2013
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