For long, Google has used its authorship feature to show the images of authors of different stories besides the link to these stories in search results. Bing has yet to roll out a similar feature, but it now seems that Bing plans to take thing even further and introduce the ‘subjectship’ feature.
![[Review] Temple Run: Oz – The Great And Powerful](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/rsz_12013-03-18_130321-150x100.jpg)
Temple Run: Oz is a mash-up of Imangi’s famous Temple Run game with Sam Raimi’s newly-released movie Oz: The Great and Powerful. After the smash hit Temple Run: Brave, it’s the second collaboration between Disney Mobile Games and Imangi Studios. Earlier this year, Imangi released Temple Run 2 that brought with it a completely redesigned visuals and the character went around a gently curving path that would occasionally dip and rise, instead of running in a completely straight line as the classic Temple Run. Now, Temple Run: Oz has come with lush and dense environments, brand spanking new worlds and running from angry flying baboons and overall epic feel of the game.
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.
Here’s a new, completely wild rumor that may or may not be legit. According to a person who claims to work for Google, South Korean multinational electronics company LG is working on a new smartphone code named the LG “Megalodon.” The person also claims that this code named smartphone is actually Nexus 5. We have got a leaked image of the phone with features inside.
Earlier we have seen the panoramic pictures of Mars captured by Curiosity. That panoramic picture inspired scientists to create stunning more panoramic pictures of Mars. Recently, NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity has sent new images of Mount Sharp from the red planet, which is said to be higher than any mountain in the 48 contiguous states of the United States.
![[Review] Let’s Create! Pottery HD Game](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/tj1-150x113.jpg)
Infinite Dreams Inc. presents Let’s create! Pottery HD is an innovative game where you have to create pottery with your fingers from molding the clay on the virtual wheel, burn it in the kiln and then paint it with all your artistic talent. That’s how you can create your own pottery to sell and raise money which can be used for buying dozens of colors and brushes available on the game. We have few promo codes for this game, keep reading to find out how.
Printers connected to the network are often found to be a risk to the internal security of a given organization. In the past, we have found how a simple Google search yields results of thousands of connected printers. Now, the Homeland Security has issued a warning about HP’s LaserJet Pro printers, citing that it contains a critical telnet bug.
It is fairly ironic when a government entity, meant to help thwart cyber attacks and hacking attempts, gets to be under the ax itself. In this case, it is the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s National Vulnerability Database website which has been offline since many days, apparently due to a malware infection.