Mark Zuckerberg celebrated a 32 percent rise in revenue during Tuesday's third-quarter earnings call with investors, but distanced Facebook from the ailing social game studio Zynga and touted his company's recent pushes in the mobile market.
While Facebook's weak mobile development sent its share prices plummeting after its initial public offering in May, the social network said it has since rallied with third-quarter revenue to $1.26 billion.
Now, mobile makes up 14 percent of quarterly revenue.
"On the one hand, our payments revenue from Zynga decreased 24 percent this quarter — the rest of the games' ecosystem is actually growing," Zuckerberg told investors, reading from a prepared statement.