San Francisco - Greystripe, a distributor of free, ad-supported mobile games that to date counts 65 million downloads, on Friday released new demographic data on its users that shows mobile games now reach a wider audience than middle-aged women. The company said 68% of its users in the U.S., and 75% worldwide, are between the ages of 18 and 34. In the U.S., 60% are men and 40% female, "confirming that mobile gaming does reach both men and women," the company said. Greystripe added that the ads associated with its games have a click-through rate of 10.1% worldwide.

San Francisco - Greystripe, a distributor of free, ad-supported mobile games, on Tuesday announced a deal to offer free mobile games from Sega. Three Sega titles will initially be offered on GameJump.com and through Greystripe partners, to include "Sonic Jump," "Afterburner II" and "Golden Axe."

San Francisco - Greystripe, a distributor of free, ad-supported mobile games, on Thursday announced an agreement with Vivendi Games Mobile, to distribute ten ad-supported game titles. The games, which include several Garfield titles and "After Dark Flying Toaster," will be offered on San Francisco-based Greystripe's GameJump.com, and also through its 21 mobile and website partners.

San Francisco - Greystripe, a distributor of free, ad-supported mobile games, announced on Tuesday that it has partnered game publisher Hands-On Mobile, to offer seven of its titles free to consumers. The selection includes mobile versions of popular console titles like "Call of Duty 2" and "True Crime: Streets of LA," as well as "LEGO Bricks" and "World Poker Tour: 7 Card Stud."

San Francisco - Greystripe, a publisher of ad-supported free mobile games, announced on Friday that consumers have downloaded more than 14 million of its titles from the company's site and its distribution partners over the past less than 12 months. The San Francisco-based company offers over 800 titles from more than 70 mobile game publishers.

San Francisco - Greystripe, a distributor of ad-supported mobile games and applications, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $8.9 million in its second round of financing, led by Disney's Steamboat Ventures.

San Francisco - Greystripe, a distributor of free, ad-supported mobile games, announced on Friday that it has added six new publishers to its partner program. The addition of mobile game titles from publishers Kiloo, Mobility Zone, JavArt, LunaGames, Soul Biz Entertainment and Cheeky will bring Greystripe's library to over 400 games. The San Francisco-based company said that consumers have to date downloaded over 2 million free games through its service.