LAS VEGAS–If you want to make money off of apps, you must develop for mobile, right? Wrong, says SweetLabs’ Chester Ng, who points to his company’s success with its OpenCandy project to help ...

We don't write much about old boring installable software here on Webware. We're not about that. But a new company, OpenCandy, is taking a proven Web 2.0 model--the ad network--and applying it to ...

OpenCandy is a new company that serves recommendations to you when you are downloading software. It offers up suggestions of other software you may be interested in, based on your tastes. For example, ...

Ah, the Windows install process. Long associated with repeated clicking of the “Next” button, it’s also home to one of the more shady practices to exist in modern software: the bundled application.

OpenCandy is a well-funded, San Diego-based startup in the business of software recommendations. You know the drill, when you install software and it asks you ...

Some of the greatest companies have been started by two partners, such as Microsoft, Google and Hewlett-Packard. But what about six partners? Well, this is the case with OpenCandy, which develops ...

OpenCandy, the startup that tries to offer bundled applications that you might actually want to use, has added Joe Kraus, founder of Excite, JotSpot, and DigitalConsumer.org, to their board. Kraus is ...

SAN DIEGO & SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OpenCandy today announced that Nitro PDF Software, the company behind the first true Adobe® Acrobat® alternative and the world’s most popular free PDF ...

Amark found OpenCandy on a PC, and asked the Utilities forum if it’s malicious. There’s some controversy about OpenCandy. It’s certainly unwanted advertising. OpenCandy is an ad server that developers ...

[Updated 1/14/2010, 9:37 am. See Below] Darrius Thompson tells me he’s been involved for a long time in the software community, and he sees how consumer acceptance can be fluky. Some new software ...

OpenCandy co-founder Darrius Thompson confirms in an e-mail that the San Diego-based startup, which operates a kind of online marketplace for open-source software, just raised $5 million in a series B ...