One of the big selling features on the high-end smartphones is the display. The new Samsung Galaxy S4 is boasting a big OLED screen that has the same resolution as your big screen TV. But just how good is the screen? Is it really better than the others? What do all the numbers and specs mean? Gizmodo tries to answer all those questions and puts the Galaxy S4's screen up agains the others over here.

The Samsung Galaxy S smartphones are by far the most popular Android smartphones, and are flagship products for Samsung to show off its latest and greatest OLED display technology. The display on the Galaxy S4 is a major enhancement and improvement over the Galaxy S III—it has a full HD 1920x1080 resolution display with 441 Pixels Per Inch. It is also better calibrated, brighter, and bigger. We'll analyze the Galaxy S4 with an in-depth objective series of Lab tests and measurements included below—and size it up next to the competition.

6 months ago Windows 8 was released to the public. The reception to the touchscreen-based operating system has been mixed, but according to Microsoft was selling quite well at launch and shortly after. Now its been 6 months and Microsoft is being a little more quiet about sales figures and appears to be working on an update (Windows Blue or 8.1). The Verge takes a closer look at the past 6 months since Windows 8 was launched.

The Windows 8 operating system debuted on October 26th, six months ago today. Intended as the savior of a flagging PC industry, Microsoft's latest software is designed specifically for touch-equipped hardware. While Apple continues to increase its iPad shipments year-on-year, Microsoft and its OEMs are fresh out the gate with an operating system that tries to marry a keyboard and mouse-driven UI to a modern touch-enabled interface. Microsoft provided some early signs of Windows 8's sales performance, but recently it has been rather quiet. How well is the big Windows 8 gamble paying off?

Even though the Wii U hasn't done as well as Nintendo hoped, they still managed to post a profit in the previous year. Nintendo is hoping that once they get some more titles out for the Wii U it will start to help them make more profits and the 3DS also has some big titles coming out soon. The Inquirer has more details over here on all things Nintendo.

Nintendo has published its latest financial results for the year just ended.

The firm said that it made a profit of 7.1bn yen (£46.8m), but has weathered some tough times.

A note released to explain increased operating losses, blames weak sales of recent hardware for a lack of financial spark.

EA just can't catch a break with SimCity. After the release debacle, people have finally stopped complaining (as much) about the game so EA figured it would be safe to finally release their "2.0" patch to fix a bunch of problems. Well, obviously since this made the news things didn't go well and now they've made all their customers even more angry. PCGamesN has the details of yet another EA disaster.

Just as EA and Maxis seemed ready to put launch issues to bed and march onwards with the development of their “MMO”, SimCity’s 2.0 patch has infused the game with a colourful array of shiny new bugs. Fans have taken to Reddit and official forums to decry the mess, which has left some cities literally overflowing with waste.