Flappy Bird at one point was reportedly bringing in tens of thousands of dollars in ad revenue per day. By February 2014, however, Nguyen had completely removed the game from all mobile app stores.

But, it didn't last long, with it soon pulled from app stores. Here at Engadget, we were excited by the news last week that ...

the app whose CEO was arrested in France last month over allegations of failing to moderate child abuse materials on the ...

Brad Reed has written about technology for over eight years at BGR.com and Network World. Prior to that, he wrote freelance stories for political publications such as AlterNet and the American ...

Flappy Bird has been ported to just about every system imaginable, including but not limited to the Apple II, Commodores, pretty much every version of the Atari, and serves as a really great demon ...

Flappy Bird will return to variety of platforms, including web browsers and new dedicated apps planned in 2025 for iOS and Android, with other platforms to be announced. The first versions of ...

Nguyen was the developer behind the infamous and addicting Flappy Bird. After he pulled his game from the App Store, other developers began imitating this model of mobile gaming: create a ...