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Angry Birds Rio now available for webOS devices
Newsbrief by Michelle Ruhfass on Thursday April 07, 2011.
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The latest version of everyone's favorite bird-flinging game, Angry Birds Rio, is now available for webOS-powered devices. The new version has two episodes that contain over sixty new levels of play. Angry Birds Rio is $1.99 for download and requires webOS 1.4.5 to run.
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