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Moblyng began life as FlipTrack in 2007. The Redwood City, California-based startup began by porting Flash slideshows to mobile platforms, sort of like Slide. Today the company makes the popular games m:poker and m:vampire.
Today, Moblyng filed SEC paperwork for a round of funding totaling $1 million. We don’t know from who or why yet — the company hasn’t responded to requests for details.
Moblyng was previously funded by Mohr Davidow Ventures and Deep Fork Capital. The two companies have invested a total of nearly $8 million so far, and the company received another half million from unnamed angels. This latest round brings the total close to $9 million.