Draw Something News

The talk of the tech town is all about 3D printing. From iPhone cases to guns to full-sized houses , it feels like we've already come close to seeing it all.

An addictive app-based cellphone game is to become the next television hit after UK broadcaster Channel 4 announced it would turn Draw Something into an entertainment show.

SketchParty TV is a game that essentially allows a group of people to play a version of Draw Something on a big screen in a party setting, usually with between four and six players.

For gamers, the name "Sid Meier" is synonymous with sweeping epic strategy games like "Civilization." It came as a shock, then, when we heard Meier's latest game was going to iOS.

Talkz allows people to communicate by whatever means seems right at the moment, including doodling, voice messaging and celebrity voice messages.

Ned Stark may be dead to fans of George R.R. Martin's book series "A Song Of Ice And Fire" and to those who love the HBO adaptation "Game of Thrones," but there's one place you can bring him back to life.

Although iPhone growth might be slowing, the popularity of the App Store certainly isn't. Apple announced it's closing in on 50 billion downloads .

Soon after its IPO, Zynga's share price spiked above $15 in early 2012. Very little has gone right since then.

April is coming to a close this week, but the final weekend of the month kept everyone plenty busy, with Apple going on the offensive over in-app purchases, Draw Something 2, the end of AOL Music and new superpowers for Reeder for iPhone all hitting our radar over the last couple of days.

In a recent column, we wondered why people buy 3D TVs when there's hardly any programming for them.

It seems as though just yesterday we were downloading iTunes on the family Dell PC to load music on to those sweet U2-branded iPods we received for Christmas.

Oh, I don't mean in the marketplace. Necessarily. No, it seems that if a stripper sits on it, Apple's fine machine might break.

When the iPad first came out, there were some that thought it might have been some sort of phase society was going to go through and get over shortly thereafter.

There's a newcomer hanging around town. It has 5 spacious inches of screen space.

You know those people who wave their iPhones about everywhere they go, in a desperate need to record every moment of their lives? At least there's a very good chance you might be, if Apple's new iPhone ad is to be believed.

It's almost been five weeks since OMGPOP CEO Dan Porter teased the release of Draw Something 2 , and had Ryan Seacrest advertise the title on Twitter.

Draw Something landed in February 2012 and almost immediately became the must have app on smartphones.