— -- Zynga has officially launched Draw Something 2, the followup to its highly-successful Pictionary-like mobile app Draw Something, which was released last year. Unveiled during the company's ...

Draw Something, the Pictionary-like app that invaded iOS and Android devices, has been downloaded 50 million times in just 50 days. “We believe it’s not only the fastest-growing original mobile game ...

Everyone's playing Draw Something. Here's some tips for the popular mobile game April 10, 2012 — -- They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but with a new app called Draw Something a ...

CBS has emerged the winner of a bidding war for the pilot of a primetime gameshow based on the Zynga mobile game “Draw Something” from Sony Pictures Television, Ryan Seacrest Prods. and Embassy Row.

Upon first brush, there’s not too much to grasp on to with Draw Something. The title of the game is essentially its elevator pitch: You are presented with three words, then you pick one, and then have ...

Draw Something is the new app that has taken the world of smartphones by storm. An online version of Pictionary®, it allows players to use Apple® and Android devices as a canvas. Until now players had ...

Yesterday brought good news for Amazon as its Kindle Fire reportedly now makes up over half of the Android tablet market. Today, there is good news for those Kindle Fire owners as Draw Something, the ...

Does anyone remember last year’s wildly popular gaming app Draw Something? After initial plans to adapt the mobile game into a show for the CBS network in the U.S. fell through, it’s getting a second ...

Tell your friends to hit the App Store or Android market, there’s a new update for Draw Something out today with some cool new features. Now you can chat with friends while you play, save your ...

In 2009, when the British artist David Hockney first embraced the iPhone as a painterly medium, he was driven in large part by a love of the phone’s display. For certain subjects, Hockney explained, ...

Last month, “Draw Something,” the popular mobile game that prompted Zynga to pay $200 million for creator OMGPOP, lost 5 million daily active users. There are a few lessons that can be learned from ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm here to help you understand video games. May 10, 2012, 10:36am EDT May 13, 2012, 09:59am EDT This article is more than 10 ...