Play Angry Birds On Web Browsers - PC Version Available Now

Finally most popular game ever for mobile devices, Angry Birds is now available for PC's and users now can play Angry Birds Game within their PC's Web Browsers. Today at Google I/O Conference Google has announced the popular bird hurling game, Angry Birds for Chrome Web Store. The browser version of the game is now available and can be played at Chrome Web Store. But you are not limited to play it in just Google Chrome but also you can play it with any of your browser version either Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer.

Google have used the popular mobile game Angry Birds to promote their own Web Store for Chrome, the application can be played in Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. If you have yet to play the game that has taken the smartphone and tablet market by storm, you can now get your feet wet by using your browser. Angry Birds has been a massive success, the simple game has become an Internet classic and is among the top selling mobile applications of all time.

The game is available to any modern browser; it may be possible for Google to use the Chrome Web Store to obtain exclusive levels of the popular game explicitly for the Chrome browser. Google is clearly using the popular game to help promote its browser in an attempt to gain market share, but is this game enough to take users away from IE and Firefox.

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Google Released Android 3.1 Update and also Announced Android Ice Cream Sandwich

Google has officially announced the latest Android firmware version Android 3.1 in Google IO Conference today. The latest firmware Android 3.1 update will be released today for Verizon Xoom 3G customers, and will continue to roll out to other customers in the coming days. The latest additions to Google Android 3.1 will be turning your Xoom into a USB host. This means people will be able to plug in their cameras and other devices, making the Xoom act like a desktop computer, allowing you to transfer photos and other digital media. The USB host will even allow users to plug in controllers (with the Xbox 360 controller used as a demo) to play games.

Android 3.1 also includes major improvement in widget support, so users can expand or shrink the size of widgets on their screen, getting more out of the widgets you want. Google is now activating 400,000 Android devices daily.

Apart from Android 3.1 update, Google has also revealed new Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The next update, due in Q4 2011, will work on both tablets and mobile devices. Google also unveiled the new logo for the update:

You can also watch the live stream of the Google IO Conference here.

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