Angry Birds Stella introduces a new lineup of irate avians
New Angry Birds title coming this fall, will feature games, animations, books, and probably anything else that Rovio can successfully market.
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Angry Birds dev: We don't work with government spy agencies
Rovio says it "does not share data, collaborate, or collude with any government spy agencies."
Apple sold a record 51 million iPhones last quarter
Company also sold a record 26 million iPads during holiday quarter; overall, Apple posts revenue of $57.6 billion and a profit of $13.1 billion.
NSA might be spying on you via Angry Birds
New documents provided by Edward Snowden show that United States and British spy agencies can collect personal information stemming from "leaky" apps like Angry Birds.
Angry Birds coming to NHL stadiums across the country
Rovio partners with National Hockey League for "HockeyBird" promotion that spans feathery mascot and two interactive games that crowds will play on jumbo screens.
Angry Birds is not a fad, dev says
Rovio exec Peter Vesterbacka says focus on branding outside of gaming has allowed the franchise to explode in prominence and popularity.
Would you pay $100 for an iPhone gamepad?
Peripheral make Steel Series reveals "Stratus" wireless controller specifically designed for iOS devices, as well as Apple TV.
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Rovio defends free-to-play Angry Birds Go! kart racer
"We think that when done right, free-to-play is the best model for our fans…"
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Angry Birds' take on Mario Kart releases today with $65 in-app purchases
Free-to-play game from Rovio Entertainment releases today across iOS, Android, Windows Phone 8, and Blackberry 10 devices.
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