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Duck Mr. Piggy, there is a bird heading your way! Rovio pushes the envelope a bit further with its massive gaming franchise, rolling out new levels to its record-breaking original Angry Birds game. The Red Bird gets his very own episode featuring new "Egg Defender" gameplay, combining Angry Birds and Bad Piggies in a frenzy of bird flinging and crazy
With Google Glass rolling out to a select few, copycats making a glass alternative and the rumors of an iWatch coming from Apple, it's safe to say we are now entering into the wearable device era. This is where we get rid of the bulky desktop, laptop and even iPads and have information coming to different parts of our bodies.
For a year now we have known that Mozilla was developing its own mobile operating system. There has even been a preview version you could run with the Firefox web browser and developer handsets available, though these sold out very quickly. Now the launch is at hand, as the first handset will be going on sale through Telefonica in Spain. "Mozilla,
Mobile game fans have reason to be happy today, as nostalgic game maker Sega has good news for all of its Sonic the Hedgehog fans. The game has been around a number of years, having begun life on the console market. Now it has found a new home as a mobile game and new generations have discovered it, while Sega
Vikings have suddenly become big business for the first time in several hundred years, thanks to the TV series that just completed its season one run with high ratings and critical acclaim. Now Rovio, famous for the Angry Birds franchise, capitalizes on the the popularity with its latest game. Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage is launching on iOS devices. The game comes
If you are a fan of the Angry Birds series, then you know about Bad Piggies - a sequel to the popular bird game. Security company F-Secure detected there was a faux app in the Play store that looked and felt like the Bad Piggies by Rovio. However, this app had a slight alteration to the name (Bad Pigs) and
After much rumor and speculation Google seems to have won the bidding war with Facebook (if there really was one) and pulled the trigger on a purchase of beloved mapping program Waze. If you have never used Waze then you are missing out. The service takes what Google Maps already offers and adds a bit of social to it. There