Angry Birds Game: major update to the Android application

Rovio has released the first major update of the game Angry Birds for Android phones.

Since its advent, Angry Birds for Android has been downloaded over 2 million times. Always willing to continue this success, its developers have launched some days ago an update for terminals Android. On the menu, fixing bugs reported by users and a panel of new content.

This version of Angry Birds stamped 1.4.3 for Android now supports QVGA graphics technology that makes it compatible with compact screens. The problems seen at the white screen on the Android 1.6 and textures of white are also fixed some mobiles.

The biggest news with this update is the inclusion of the episode "The Big Setup", the latest episode of Angry Birds. With this addition, Angry Birds for Android has 195 levels in total. Program, more puzzles, more golden eggs and birds to find larger sizes.

At the same time, Rovio decides to expand its horizon by selling stuffed animals bearing the image of Birds Angry. Five colors are available for pre-order for $ 14.99 or € 10.75 each. Their delivery is expected in December.

Tablet Pad LG Android will be released in the first quarter of 2011

The LG tablet Android Pad, sorUn, leader of the Korean manufacturer LG said the pad will have a 8.9 inch screen and will benefit from Android Honeycomb Gingerbread's successor has not yet been released.

LG clearly had a good reason to delay the release of its Internet tablet. According to an official quoted by the manufacturer MK News (Korea), LG Pad finally arrive in the first quarter of 2011 and will incorporate the future release of Android known as Honeycomb code. It will propose a 8.9 inch screen and will be powered by NVIDIA Tegra processors 2.

The big news is the presence of Android Honeycomb which is presented as the first version really optimized for the tablets. Honeycomb should arrive in early 2011 and while this is supposed Gingerbread out before the end of the year. This means that Google has decided to put a boost for manufacturers to provide the bars operating system they want.

Recall that Lenovo also made the decision a few days ago, expect Android Honeycomb (considered less energy) to power its shelf, which should be sold in the first half of 2011.

In addition, Samsung Hub reports that the Indian branch of Samsung confirmed that the Galaxy would have Tab right to updates to Gingerbread and Honyecomb, without providing a timetable.