New Angry Birds cartoons are coming to game apps. Latest app updates include new Toons player. First weekly cartoon scheduled for Sunday%2C March 17. Video game publisher Rovio is starting its own ...

A new “Angry Birds” animated series is flying to Netflix. The cartoon-bird franchise, which began as a smartphone app game in 2009 and quickly grew to massive popularity, has set a new animated series ...

The popular game debuts its new animated series this weekend. March 17, 2013— -- intro: "Angry Birds," the popular smartphone app game, already has become one of the top paid apps of all time.

Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT professional. He's written for Time, CNET, PCMag, and several other publications. He's the author of two tech books--one on ...

Rovio's Angry Birds series has been one of the most popular mobile game series of all time, and Rovio is cashing in on all the licensing deals. The newest non-game Angry Birds project is an animated ...

Rovio’s Angry Birds is a brand we all recognize, but the Finnish gaming company is finally moving past games and merchandise to push short animated cartoons to the masses. Rovio’s CEO Mikael Hed said ...

The first episode of the 'Angry Birds Toon' series will bow March 16 on Rovio's website and on air in Ukraine. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief Finnish games developer Rovio Mobile, the company ...

Angry Birds fans will soon be able to catch their beloved flying-fowl and sinister green pigs in a new weekly cartoon series based on the uber-popular mobile game. I'm PCMag's managing editor for ...

An initial run of 52 episodes of cartoons starring the Angry Birds characters will begin in the autumn. Each cartoon will be between two-and-a-half and three minutes. "We're going to roll it out on ...

Late last night - or earlier today, if you're one of those who works the morning shift - ex-Oriole Eric Byrnes offered an interesting opinion while recapping the highlights of Wednesday's games on MLB ...

Forced into retirement after the worst season in club history, the goofy, grinning cartoon bird logo has been dusted off, altered slightly and will be returning next season to Orioles hats for the ...