Having dominated the world with its Angry Birds mega hit, developer Rovio is set to return with Amazing Alex lined up as its next app release.
Angry Birds Space is now the biggest launch yet for Rovio, but the company isn’t stopping here, promising “something bigger” in the future.
Apple’s iPhoto for iPad app brings photo editing to your new iPad 3 (or iPad 2) giving you an easy way to take your tired pics from amateur attempts to something to give Gran on her birthday.
It’s amazing what the little matter of a billion dollar buyout can do to raise your profile. Just 24 hours after Facebook moved to acquire the Instagram photo-sharing service, it ascended to the top of the App Store charts.
Rovio has confirmed that Angry Birds Space will indeed come to Windows Phone handsets, contrary to an earlier statement from the developer.
Amid falling print sales, Marvel Comics is hoping to entice readers back to the paper medium thanks to a neat AR app, which keys in superhero fans on how the story was imagined.
We’re sure, without a doubt, that you know Angry Birds. And we’re pretty certain you’re better at it than we are.
The Android Market has surpassed a new milestone with more than 400,000 apps now available from the Apple App Store rival, 68 per cent for free.
Festive period sees Apple and Android hit new heights with 1.2 billion apps downloaded across the two platforms during the final week of 2011.
Rovio’s Angry Birds is to continue its mission of pig-squishing, egg-retrieving world domination with official Angry Birds stores to be opened in China within the coming 12 months.
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