Angry Birds is now available to play on Facebook and includes an exclusive episode titled, “Surf and Turf”! That’s just the beginning though. We’ve broken down all the one-of-a-kind features exclusive to Angry Birds on Facebook here. Continue reading
As you probably know, Angry Birds on Facebook includes never before seen Power-Ups, but what are they and how do you use them? Well, this guide (and Q&A) will be your one-stop-shop to understanding this awesome new addition to Angry Birds. Continue reading
If you’re planning an Angry Birds themed birthday party and don’t want to to break the bank this article is filled with tons of great ideas on how to have an amazing Angry Birds party on a budget. Continue reading
It’s October, and that can only mean one thing: Happy Anniversary to “Angry Birds: Seasons”! To celebrate the occasion we thought it would be nice to compile some Angry Birds Halloween related activities for you and your family. Continue reading
This article contains tips and tricks that will help you unlock the true power of the Mighty Eagle. I’m confident even those well-versed in the Mighty Eagle’s destructive powers will find some useful nuggets to chew on. Continue reading
We all have been wondering what the future holds for Angry Birds. While we all would like to see the original app and Seasons continuing onward, it seems -– or it was at least the initial plan -– that Rio would end in November (-ish). So, if Rovio chooses to close out Rio by year’s end, what would happen after that? Here’s an idea complete with a fun infographic. Continue reading
The first social version of Angry Birds is now available on Google+. Like Angry Birds Chrome it’s an HTML 5 based version, but there are many differences, including unique levels, leaderboards, and cloud data storage. This article is your one-stop-shop to getting started with Angry Birds on Google+ and contains a ton of screenshots, tips and tricks, and much more. Continue reading
Did you know that with a little legwork and a free application you can easily transfer your Angry Birds progress across an iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, or Mac? This is also a great way to backup your Angry Birds progress in the event something goes awry. This article outlines the steps required and even contains a new video tutorial to walk you through the process of backing up and transferring your Angry Birds progress from on iOS device to another, including the Mac version. Continue reading
An Angry Birds level a day (for a year) keeps the doctor away. No, they have not announced this, but hey, one can dream right! Continue reading
We field A LOT of questions regarding Angry Birds Chrome. It really is an amazing version of Angry Birds. However, right now your progress is NOT stored in the cloud, so it’s actually pretty easy to lose it. If you play Angry Birds Chrome this is a must read. Be safe and backup! You can also do this to transfer progress from one computer to another (same browser type) — even across Mac and PC! Continue reading
A few users have left comments stating that due to the loading bug in Angry Birds v1.6.0 they lost all their Angry Birds progress, thus have to start over. While this may be true for some, for the vast majority of us we should be able to get our progress back by restoring our iOS device via iTunes. This will bring your device back to the state of your last sync (you have been syncing regularly right?). Restoring is easy, just follow the instructions here and hopefully you’ll be popping pigs again soon. Continue reading
As we draw closer to the release of the Angry Birds Sync I thought it might be worth putting together my wishlist of what I hope we might see. Continue reading