Fans of the popular Rovio game Angry Birds Rio, are in luck, as a new update for the iOS game is now available. Now, fans of the app can enjoy 15 additional levels of the game’s “Carnival Upheaval” section.

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The popular Angry Birds franchise has topped 200 million downloads, according to Rovio’s Peter Vesterbacka. The announcement was made at the Next 11 conference in Berlin, Germany. However, if we thought we’ve seen all there is to Angry Birds, we haven’t seen anything yet, according to TechCrunch.

The Angry Birds phenomenon is taking up residence in a new location. Just weeks after Angry Birds Rio made headlines, the irritated fowls are moving to Spain, but not in the way you might expect.

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The popular iOS application, Angry Birds Rio, has recently been updated. Now, fans of the app can enjoy a whole new level: "Beach Volley."

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Rovio has recently released a teaser trailer for the next Angry Birds Rio update. According to the trailer, the update will be entitled "Beach Volleyball" and should be available to download soon.

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Some giants in media began their fights, as Amazon revealed its cloud. Meanwhile, Angry Birds Rio sold ten million copies in just ten days, while the $41 million Color app joined the App Store and fell flat. Finally, AppAdvice introduced the world to the iPad 2i, but it was all just a joke. These stories and more made news during the last week.

A recent patent filing indicates Apple is toying with the idea of bringing its OS X feature, Spaces, to the iPad. If confirmed, this could change how each of us access our iOS apps.

Angry Birds invades Rio, Tiger Woods aims to please, and of course, the iPad 2 debuts in 25 additional countries in stories that made news during the last week.

Evernote gets an update, Doodle Jump hits the iPad, and we have an app that will make you say wow.

Angry Birds Rio is now available to download in the App Store. The movie tie in edition of Rovio's popular iOS app features "two fantastic episodes," and offers a total of 60 levels for gamers to play through.

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It’s a new day in New Zealand and with it comes the arrival of the highly anticipated Angry Birds Rio game. The latest game in the Angry Birds series, Rio should be available soon across the world in the App Store.