This week Zynga announced that it has purchased game developer OMGPOP for $200 million. OMGPOP is best known for their pictionary-esque hit, Draw Something, which to-date has been installed on mobile devices more than 37 million times.
A sleek, 3-D printed case for the minuscule Raspberry Pi computer is now available for pre-order, according to UK-based manufacturer ModMyPi. The product could signal the start of a cottage industry of hardware and software to supply the pocket-sized Raspberry Pi computer, which will be available for between $25 and $35.
Ambient location app Highlight was the most hyped app pre-SXSW. Highlight promised that it could show you people around you that share points of connection on your social and interest graph. Although it definitely lived up to this promise, bloggers tried to grasp at alternative uses for highlight beyond just stalking for social awkward SXSW attendees.
Google’s Chrome browser briefly became the world’s most popular browser on Sunday, temporarily unseating rival Internet Explorer.
Back in December Netflix announced the addition of a new horror series called Hemlock Grove. This week the company released further details about the show.
This week astronaut Ronald Garan participated in an AMA session on reddit, provided interesting insights into the mentality of an astronaut.
A zero day privacy fault in Facebook’s system allows your friends to creep around your profile without you ever seeing them.
Scotland-based startup Celtic Renewables has figured out a way to produce biofuel from the byproducts of alcohol fermentation.
In 2010, the Government Accountability Office announced that previous reports on the cost of piracy could not be substantiated. So what does piracy cost us?
There are a few clues that Apple will be changing their retail strategy in the coming year as they expand their retail empire within Target stores.
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