Following on from the release of the full version of Angry Birds, Rovio have followed the release up with an update for the game. While the beta version of Angry Birds worked fine on the Xperia X10, the full version did not work at all on the Xperia X10, if you had 1.6 any way. Since updating the Xperia X10 to Android 2.1, Angry Birds has worked fine for myself and others. However the X10 Mini and Mini Pro were left out of the Angry Birds camp, as the game did not support QVGA devices.

Despite numerous confirmations now by Sony Ericsson saying that the Xperia X10 does not support multi touch due to hardware limitations, some have still been left wondering if it really does. As after all, Sony Ericsson had previously said it did support multi touch, with even the US Sony Style website listing multi touch as a feature before the launch of the handset.

After weeks of the Angry Birds Beta being out, Rovio have finally released the final version. The game was released on mobile downloads website GetJar by Rovio exclusively, before hitting the Android Market. During this time, GetJar have apparently accumulated around 7 million downloads on the game, which has caused disruption for the site, with many users getting “disconnected” issues and at one point the GetJar servers crashed.

The game officially supports Android 1.6, which should come as great news for Xperia X10 owners. The news isn’t so positive for X10 Mini users though, as the game doesn’t support QVGA resolutions yet. Rovio should release an updated version soon. It is currently free to download and is ad-supported. However Rovio will also be releasing a paid version, with no ads in the coming weeks.

It’s been known for a while now that the popular iPhone game, Angry Birds, would be heading to the Android platform. While the game isn’t a final version, the Beta of Angry Birds has now been released onto the Android Market. It isn’t really clear what version of Android you’ll need and many feared Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10 wouldn’t be compatible with the game, due to the outdated version of Android. Thankfully this isn’t the case though.