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 ...

The game-based cartoon series will debut this weekend, appearing on games, TV channels, and smart TVs. “Angry Birds Toons” will take flight on broadcast TV this Saturday, as well as on all Angry Birds ...

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 ...

Rovio Entertainment said today it would take advantage of its huge mobile game network to distribute its new Angry Birds video cartoon series. The Espoo, Finland-based company has seen a decline of ...

The year 2016 marks the 50th anniversary of a baseball logo classic, the Orioles’ cartoon bird. The bird was worn on Baltimore's caps for 23 seasons, and then fell into disuse for another 23 seasons.

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 ...

The most popular app game of smartphone world – Rovio’s Angry birds will now take a big jump from their slingshot and land upon the television screens for all the fan lovers soon this year. Reuters ...

Rovio's wildly popular game is now an animated series that lets viewers watch what is happening "deep in the heart of Piggy Island." First it was stuffed animals, then T-shirts, and now it’s a cartoon ...

Over the weekend at the MIPTV conference in Cannes, Rovio has announced plans to launch a new Angry Birds cartoon in the autumn of 2012. The new Angry Birds cartoon series will consist of 52 episodes, ...

Angry Birds has been a massive success for Rovio. Not only has their Angry Birds series of games been incredibly popular, but they have also released a wide range of Angry Birds merchandise. This ...

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 ...