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Thanks to the addition of mobile application stores like Apple’s App Store and Google’s Android Marketplace, consumers have access to a whole slew of innovative games for the respective platforms. In fact, it’s these app stores that give Android and iOS the fuel they need to succeed in the mobile gaming industry.
One of the more popular games featured on the App Store for the iPad, iPod touch and iPhone is Angry Birds. To date, over 6.5 million copies of the game have been sold which is quite a chunk of change in the pockets of Rovio, the game’s developer.
However, while Angry Birds has been available on iOS for quite some time, Rovio has brought it to both the Nokia N900 and Google’s Android with the latter version currently in beta. Luckily, Android users won’t have to wait too much longer for the final release of Angry Birds as it was announced today that said release will be out in a few weeks.
via phandroid
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