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Angry Birds Action! Brings Angry Birds to Life
Rovio has partnered with AR firm Zappar to bring the titular Angry Birds to life.
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Wearable devices seen as next major platform by app developers
The potential of wearable is likened to that of Apple iPhone launch in 2007 - the catalyst for a paradigm shift.
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Finnish engineers discover there is life after Nokia
The decline of Nokia has encouraged a whole generation of Finland engineers to venture on the riskier path of entrepreneurship.
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Angry Birds for iPhone, iPad goes free, adds 15 new levels
Angry Birds, the popular game that started it all for Rovia, is now available for free on iPhone and iPad.
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Samsung, EA spice up revenue deals in developer-friendly program
EA's mobile games publishing division, Chillingo, will spearhead "100% Indie," so named since Samsung will let independent developers keep 100 per cent of their revenue for six months, versus the usual 30 per cent cut offered by other platforms like Apple Inc.
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Angry Birds Star Wars becomes top iPhone, iPad app within hours of release
Rovio released Angry Birds Star Wars Thursday for iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle, Windows Phone 8, Windows 8, Mac and PC.
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Buying American in Tehran: iPhones, razors and Coke
Even after decades of diplomatic estrangement and tightening economic sanctions, American products manage to find their way into the Iranian marketplace. The routes are varied: back channel exporters, licensing workarounds and straightforward trade for goods not covered by the US embargoes over Iran's nuclear programme.
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Amazing Alex review
Amazing Alex has already claimed the top spot as a paid iPhone app in the App Store. We gave it a spin to find out the reason behind its popularity.
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Angry Birds flies off with Webby Award
Angry Birds has picked up a Webby Award to go with its millions of addicted fans.
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Just one more game ...
Take a plunge into the yesterday, today and the tomorrow of video games and the power, allure it has over us.
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Angry Birds maker says finances ready for listing
Angry Birds developer, Rovio is preparing itself for an IPO after posting strong results in 2011.
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Angry Birds maker says finances ready for listing
Angry Birds developer, Rovio is preparing itself for an IPO after posting strong results in 2011.
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Angry Birds game now on Facebook
The Angry Birds game that has been downloaded 500 million times has been launched as a free version on social network Facebook. In the game, players use catapults to fire infuriated birds at pigs hiding inside buildings made of planks. The Facebook game, however, allows users to pay for extra birds and other in-game extras.
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Angry Birds flies off with Webby Award
Angry Birds has picked up a Webby Award to go with its millions of addicted fans.
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14-year-old's video game downloaded 2 million times
A simple video game designed by a 14-year-old school kid is taking the world by storm.Bubble Ball is a physics-based puzzle game that has been downloaded by more than two million iPhone users.It became the top free application on the Apple store. But it hasn't been designed by a team of highly paid experts - it is the work of Robert Nav, a teenage ...
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Angry Birds Action! Brings Angry Birds to Life
Rovio has partnered with AR firm Zappar to bring the titular Angry Birds to life.
-
Wearable devices seen as next major platform by app developers
The potential of wearable is likened to that of Apple iPhone launch in 2007 - the catalyst for a paradigm shift.
-
Finnish engineers discover there is life after Nokia
The decline of Nokia has encouraged a whole generation of Finland engineers to venture on the riskier path of entrepreneurship.
-
Angry Birds for iPhone, iPad goes free, adds 15 new levels
Angry Birds, the popular game that started it all for Rovia, is now available for free on iPhone and iPad.
-
Samsung, EA spice up revenue deals in developer-friendly program
EA's mobile games publishing division, Chillingo, will spearhead "100% Indie," so named since Samsung will let independent developers keep 100 per cent of their revenue for six months, versus the usual 30 per cent cut offered by other platforms like Apple Inc.
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Angry Birds Star Wars becomes top iPhone, iPad app within hours of release
Rovio released Angry Birds Star Wars Thursday for iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle, Windows Phone 8, Windows 8, Mac and PC.
-
Buying American in Tehran: iPhones, razors and Coke
Even after decades of diplomatic estrangement and tightening economic sanctions, American products manage to find their way into the Iranian marketplace. The routes are varied: back channel exporters, licensing workarounds and straightforward trade for goods not covered by the US embargoes over Iran's nuclear programme.
-
Amazing Alex review
Amazing Alex has already claimed the top spot as a paid iPhone app in the App Store. We gave it a spin to find out the reason behind its popularity.
-
Angry Birds flies off with Webby Award
Angry Birds has picked up a Webby Award to go with its millions of addicted fans.
-
Just one more game ...
Take a plunge into the yesterday, today and the tomorrow of video games and the power, allure it has over us.
-
Angry Birds maker says finances ready for listing
Angry Birds developer, Rovio is preparing itself for an IPO after posting strong results in 2011.
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Angry Birds maker says finances ready for listing
Angry Birds developer, Rovio is preparing itself for an IPO after posting strong results in 2011.
-
Angry Birds game now on Facebook
The Angry Birds game that has been downloaded 500 million times has been launched as a free version on social network Facebook. In the game, players use catapults to fire infuriated birds at pigs hiding inside buildings made of planks. The Facebook game, however, allows users to pay for extra birds and other in-game extras.
-
Angry Birds flies off with Webby Award
Angry Birds has picked up a Webby Award to go with its millions of addicted fans.
-
14-year-old's video game downloaded 2 million times
A simple video game designed by a 14-year-old school kid is taking the world by storm.Bubble Ball is a physics-based puzzle game that has been downloaded by more than two million iPhone users.It became the top free application on the Apple store. But it hasn't been designed by a team of highly paid experts - it is the work of Robert Nav, a teenage ...
