
We've been hearing users cry "Great game! ...but now I've done all available levels. When are next levels coming?" This week we released an update to the Angry Apes game, which added 5 new levels. This makes a total of 48 levels of Angry Apes fun, for Android and Blackberry Playbook, with even more levels on the way soon!
Angry Apes has been released for Blackberry Playbook!
The apes are angry after having their banana's stolen by a bunch of greedy toucans. Now the apes are on a mission to scare away the greedy birds and get their banans back!

Uniphonic has just released a new refill: Auditory Vortex - Thor Volume 1. What beter way to ring in the new year, than a new refill for Propellerhead Reason?
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Woohoo! In less than a week since it's release, Angry Apes has reached the number 1 position in the Blackberry App World for Playbook in the Top Purchased category. For a few days it was hanging out at number 2 position, but now, since yesterday, it's been showing up as the number 1 position in the Top Purchased category!
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We've just released a new game onto the Android Market for beta testing! The game is called Angry Apes, and the story line is based around some apes who get their bananas stolen by some toucan birds, and the apes attempt to get their bananas back and scare away the birds.
AccelerMedia is now actively developing mobile apps for Android, iOS (iPhone and iPad), and Blackberry Playbook. Very soon, you'll see a fun new game for Blackberry Playbook, and Android (phones and tablets), and even iOS devices. We're don't want to give out all the details yet, but aiming to release it simultanously across all devices (or as close to simultanous as possible).
Check back soon for more details!
I used to use a Palm Treo as my main mobile device, but I've since replaced it with an Android device. I found it interesting to see other people's replacement of apps, and I thought it might be usefull to others to know some of the Android equivalents I've found to my old Palm OS apps. Thus, this list: