Zynga, the game studio behind many Facebook games that end in “Ville”, has filed a legal action against the company behind the “casual sex matchmaking app” called Bang…
Read MoreSearch Results for: "zynga"
Zynga Shuts Down “Draw Something” Unit Amid Massive Layoffs
It was not too long ago when Zynga shelled out $180 million to acquire OMGPOP, the studio behind the hugely popular mobile game at the time: Draw Something.…
Read More
Zynga Lays Off Over 100 Employees, Closes Studios
The unveiling of the iPad Mini is just what Facebook game creator Zynga needed to divert attention away from what they have done. Reports claim that Zynga has…
Read More
Microsoft names Satya Nadella as new CEO
The Microsoft board of directors has chosen a long-time employee as the next CEO to lead the company. Satya Nadella, age 46, is the company’s third CEO in…
Read More
Top 10 tech losers in 2013
The dog-eat-dog world of technology certainly becomes evident in 2013, when even big-name companies take a tumble due to strategic missteps or they simply could not keep up…
Read More
Bang With Friends returns to App Store as Down app
Three months after Apple ejected Bang With Friends off its App Store for its alleged explicit content, the notorious hook up app is back with a new name…
Read More
Draw Something 2 Launched
Zynga has officially unveiled Draw Something 2, the latest edition of the popular pictionary-style mobile game app that was all the rage last year. Draw Something 2 was…
Read More
Atari Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Atari, the iconic company that pioneered the video game era, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to “separate from the structural financial encumbrances” of its French parent…
Read More
10 Best Game Apps of 2012
Every year, game app developers have been pushing the envelope with their up-to-date graphics and hours of story-based narratives that are at-par with console titles. Some games have…
Read More
Top 9 Free iPhone Apps, According to Apple
No matter how Apple would try to eliminate Google from the minds of their faithful users, it does not seem to work. Even though Google-made apps such as…
Read More
Tech Companies Appeal to Reject Patents on Abstract Ideas
Eight high-profile tech companies, which included Google and Facebook, have filed an amicus brief on Friday, asking the courts to reject lawsuits based on patents for “vague concepts”…
Read More