Last Thursday there was a new game from Rovio – Bad Piggies, which just 4 hours after the release became # 1 in the Top Paid iPhone USA. Has the Finnish company managed to make a new hit that will finally displace Angry Birds? Let’s figure it out.

According to a new point in Apple’s rulebook (Apple’s App Review Guidelines), apps that sell or advertise other people’s apps in a way reminiscent of the App Store will be removed from iTunes.

The popular game for mobile devices Temple Run can now be played without these devices. Imangi Studio, together with Spin Master Games, announced this today on its Facebook page.

A little over a week ago, we wrote that in just 24 hours since the release of iOS 6, 15% of Apple devices were installed. The other day it became known that a week after the release of the new version of the platform was on 60% of the iPhone and 41% of the iPad.

The most interesting articles and materials from App2Top last week: Oleg Pridyuk talks about why you need to work on Unity; Russian developers criticize the new version of iOS; together we analyze the update by the bones; and Aveden experts assure that the ranking algorithm in iOS 6 has changed insignificantly after the update. 

It’s been more than a week since the release of the new iOS and the update of the Apple app store, and the controversy around it has not subsided. How critical were the App Store changes for developers and what do they think about it? Read the continuation of our Friday material.

It is most expensive to advertise mobile games in Canada and Australia, and not in the USA or Japan, according to experts from Chartboost, a cross-promotion company.