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Angry Birds Star Wars: Cloud City Episode

Rovio has just released updates to Angry Birds Star Wars with 20 new levels in Cloud City Episode. There’s Boba Fett Missions and Lando Bird.

What’s New in Version 1.2.0

Welcome to Bespin! After narrowly escaping the Hog Empire at the Battle of Hoth, the Rebel Birds are happy to lay low for a while. But Cloud City might not be as welcoming as it appears…

Explore Cloud City in an all new episode!

Battle your way through 20 new Bespin levels!

Introducing steam gameplay mechanics.

Unlock the new Boba Fett Missions by collecting all 5 hidden rocket packs, via promotion code, or via in-app purchase!

Brag about your trophies using the new Twitter integration!

Screenshots from iPad version:

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Screenshot from Google Play

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Flipboard 2.0 for iOS is out now

Flipboard 2.0 for iOS is now available. As of this post, Android version is still at version 1.9.27.381.

What’s New in Version 2.0

  • ★ You can now collect and save content into your own magazines, tap the new “+” button to get started.
  • ★ Your magazines are public, but can be made private (viewable only to you).
  • ★ Use the new bookmarklet to add items to your magazines from your browser.
  • ★ Get Flipboard notifications when people like, comment or subscribe to your magazines.
  • ★ Easily email or share magazines to Facebook, Twitter, G+, etc
  • ✓ Search is now front and center on your Flipboard, with new improved results.
  • ✓ Faster page-loading and faster flipping performance.
  • ★ Personalized recommendations for more to add to your Flipboard.

I use Flipboard mainly in conjunction with Google Reader. I don’t know if I would still use Flipbard when Google Reader is shut down on July 1, 2013.

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A thing or two to know about two-step verification for Apple ID

On Thursday March 21, 2013 Apple enabled Two-Step Verification for Apple ID.

Two-step verification is an optional security feature for your Apple ID. It requires you to verify your identity using one of your devices before you can:

  • Sign in to My Apple ID to manage your account.
  • Make an iTunes, App Store, or iBookstore purchase from a new device.
  • Get Apple ID-related support from Apple.

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In addition to the Frequently asked questions about two-step verification for Apple ID, there are a few things we found:

  • One phone number can be authenticated to multiple Apple ID two-step verification.
  • Not all SMS-capable phone number can be used, such as Google Voice number and Skype.
    Apple has listed supported carriers for SMS and two-step verification.
  • When verification code sent to an passcode-protected iOS device, user must unlock the device first before the code to be displayed.
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  • When verification code sent through SMS to a passcode-protected iPhone, the SMS content might be shown depends on the notification setting.
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  • Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean does not display SMS content when it is passcode-protected (including face-unlock and pattern-unlock).
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Apple was expected to beef up Apple ID security after the epic hacking of Mat Honan’s Apple ID and Amazon Account.

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Angry Birds Toons: Chuck Time

The first episode of Angry Birds Toons, “Chuck Time” is now playing at Angry Birds App on iOS and Android.

Just in case you’re still wondering, Chuck is the yellow bird. This episode also features the aptly named red bird, Red.

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