Zynga has been on somewhat of a downward spiral for a while now. Many notable game titles by the company have failed and it is already facing financial issues. However, Zynga isn’t giving up just yet and now plans on reviving the formerly-popular ‘Draw Something’ game with a sequel, which promises to pack a lot more fun.
When Samsung launched its last flagship smartphone, Galaxy S III, the company was able to muster fairly good sales and make it among the leading brands in the Android arena. The new flagship from Samsung, Galaxy S4, seems to be even more popular, with a UK retailer citing that interest in Galaxy S4 is 40% higher than that in Galaxy S III.
Glassdoor dishes out CEO approval ratings each year, reflecting what number of employees in a given company or organization approves of the boss of that entity. Quite interestingly, this year’s topper is Mark Zuckerberg, who enjoys the express approval of 99% of Facebook employees.
At its launch event the other day, Samsung announced that its new flagship smartphone will be shipping with two different processors, depending upon the region. Qualcomm has now confirmed that the version shipping to the US will include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 SoC.
Amid a lot of anticipation, Samsung recently unveiled its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone. The responses from the critics and users are somewhat mixed so far. Some have called it a great, new smartphone while others are deeming it as simply a small refresh over Galaxy S III. The lead Apple bull Brian White has now stated that Galaxy S4 is ‘not a game changer.’
Ever since Apple launched the 15.4-inch Retina MacBook Pro, users have been complaining that the machine’s display suffers from a variety of problems. Most of these users have reported a ghosting problem with the display. And now, one specifically irked customer has launched a class action lawsuit against Apple over this issue.
Less than 24 hours to launch, but the Galaxy S IV rumor rail is yet to stop. Some purported images has surfaced in Chinese blog IT168 that shows a device expected to be the Galaxy S IV. Some of the images reveals a Galaxy S IV model with dual-SIM support.
Apple was able to sweep the smartphone world off its feet with the iPhone. However, the company pooled a lot of resources and time into building it. Now, images of an early iOS device prototype have reached the web, courtesy an anonymous ex-Apple employee.