Angry Birds is seemingly taking over the world.  Well, at least the digital world.  If you're not already familiar with the phone app, Angry Birds is a puzzle game developed by Rovio.  Since its release, over 12 million copies of the game have been purchased from the Apple App Store.

Check out this Google Chrome commercial featuring the angry birds from Angry Birds...

If you have created a new Page on Facebook for your brand or to promote a cause, you will likely have noticed that the social network bestows your new page with a unique URL that can be difficult to remember and even more difficult to share.

However, the social network does offer the option to select a shorter, more memorable "vanity URL" via its service, but would require the Page to register at least 25 ‘Likes’ before its owner would be able to register it.

The good news for new or existing Page owners with a small number Likes is that Facebook has quietly removed the limitation for its username service, facilitating the registration of Pages regardless of how many Likes they do or do not have.

SOURCE: The Next Web

Well, the big announcement has been made and Apple has left a lot of people disappointed. Many people were under the impression that today's press event was going to be in honor of the iPhone 5 announcement, but instead were told that Apple will be releasing the iPhone 4S.

The device will feature a retina display and dual-core processor that will make the phone twice as fast as its predecessor.  The new camera inside the 4S will have an 8-megapixel sensor which is 60% more pixels than the iPhone 4 sensor.

The video recording system will use video image stabilization in real time.  The phone will also offer 8 hours of talk time on 3G and 14 hours of 2G talk time.

For more on the iPhone 4s click here.