SlashGear Weekly Wrap-Up: April 28, 2012

Happy Saturday, everyone. Let's hope you're having a great weekend, but if you want to catch up on the tech news you missed this week, you've come to the right place.  One of the biggest stories this week isn't that happy, and it's about Nintendo. It just posted its first annual loss. Apple also made its quarterly earnings call - Apple Q1 earnings top entire history. And we also have some sobering news for American ingenuity – Kodak continues downward spiral, posts $366 million loss.Featured: Here are some of this week's featured articles:The Pirates key animator speaks claymation machines forwardNintendo's nightmare: "Just Good Enough."Twitter update hands-on with push notifications galoreWhy there's no stopping iTunesDark Meadow: The Pact THD for Android ReviewGoogle Drive mini review for desktopYou want a Galaxy S III, not a Google Galaxy NexusOther Stuff: Of course, lots of other stuff made news this week as well. HTC is working on a Facebook phone, but will it be terrible? And we have even more news on the Nexus front, which is that Samsung is rumored to be making Google's next Nexus.  A nice bit of news for all you Google people out there – Gmail gets 10GB bump plus Google Drive bonuses. Speaking of cloud-based things, Apple is also doing quite well in that space: Apple's iCloud hits 125 million users since launch. And finally, in other Apple news, we have a new bit of info about what could be a new entry in the iPhone family – iPhone mini will be half the size