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Sega just purchased Rovio, maker of Angry Birds, as the company looks to expand further into the mobile gaming sector.

The army is today to begin live-fire exercises in Pingtung County using all of its helicopter models to test its combat readiness, a military source said yesterday. The Aviation and Special Forces Command is to conduct the annual “Mighty Eagle” exercises until Wednesday at Jiupeng Base in Manjhou Township (滿州), the source said. All of the army’s helicopter series are to participate in the exercises, the source said, listing the AH-64E Apache and AH-1W SuperCobra attack helicopters, the...

/ Staff writer, with CNAThe army is today to begin live-fire exercises in Pingtung County using all of its helicopter models to test its combat readiness, a military source said yesterday.

Hello everyone, and welcome to the week! Its time once again for our look back at the noteworthy updates of the last seven days. I had a tough time gathering up a good list today, friends. It probably doesnt help that I am ultra-omega-tired. Well, nothing I can do about it.

Google Play Store also brought back the popular game. "Angry Birds Classic" is back in Apple App Store and Google Play Store. This iconic mobile game was recently removed from these app platforms because of some issues.

Penny for your thoughts, a dollar for your nostalgia.

Rovio Entertainment had relaunched one of their classic games today as Angry Birds has been brought back in a revised way.

The remake costs 99 cents, but it doesnt have in-app purchases..

Its been a long time, but theyre back in town

Rovio has returned the classic Angry Birds game to mobile storefronts. It costs $0.99 and should be identical to the original release (with all the extra levels) but has been rebuilt in Unity.