Next month. Players can use actual Angry Birds-Star Wards collectible toys (Telepods) in order to unlock their corresponding characters in the game.
Here’s how it works: the Telepod figures are each about an inch high and depict Angry Birds versions of popular Star Wars characters. There are characters fans already know from the previous game, as well as popular, new additions from the Star Wars prequels such as Jar Jar Binks, General Grievous and Darth Maul. Each figure has a code on its base that can be scanned by the cameras on iOS, Android, Windows 8 and Blackberry phones and tablets. During the game, players can decide to import one of their action figures in place of the character sitting on the slingshot at the start of the level.
The game will always feature a new “Pork Side” mode, which will allow players to toss the Empire pigs from the slingshot. Apparently, Hasbro sent employees to Helsinki to work with Rovio for several weeks to perfect the design, reported Mashable. The new YouTube video shows how the interactive toys shall function, with even a funny premise.

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Why are these treasure maps different?
They represent movies! Illustrator Andrew Degraff created these maps using a palette of two to 15 premixed colours of gouache with colour blocking and line on top to make each map look almost like a vintage treasure map, reported Wired. These maps bring specific locations to life, and to map out the paths of famous characters.
But unlike a treasure map, there is no X to mark the spot of the movie’s finished story. Each coloured line is followed; that helps to trace the paths of the characters at your own pace, feeling like you are on the same journey they took. The other half could come from a combination of challenging friends to a movie trivia showdown, and figuring out all the little details DeGraff included from each movie.

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What trend has tripled over the last year?
The number of YouTube views for K-pop (Korean pop). And no, if you think its sudden success is attributed only to PSY, you’re wrong.
Of course, PSY was responsible for the initial surge, as data compiled by YouTube indicates that videos featuring K-pop have tripled, starting with Gangnam Style holding the title of most-viewed YouTube video of all time with more 1.7 billion views. PSY’s, Gentleman hasn’t fared too badly either an impressive 481 million views. But others like Super Junior, Jay Park, etc have also amassed a global following over the last year, and boast of obsessive fans everywhere, including the US and India.

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Where is the longest toy train?
In Denmark, where a Lego fan has built the world's longest toy train track out of 93,000 bricks.
Taking more than three hours for to complete a lap of the 2.5mile circuit, the train took a group of 80 builders more than six hours to piece together. Henrik Ludvigsen, from Roskilde, Denmark, has earned a Guinness World Record for this.
According to The Daily Mail, The 43-year-old used 93,072 Lego train track sleepers and worked out an extremely concise strategy in order to assemble the pieces together.

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Who could be the next David?
Well, we all know the most popular one — the one who can bend the ball like no other. Footballer David Beckham has kids of his own, but he feels that his name might be better suited to the Royal baby!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Will and Kate, are expecting their first child any day now and not only does the sporting superstar think they will make ‘amazing parents’ but he’d be psyched if the baby was given the name David, according to The Daily Mail. David and his wife Victoria Beckham attended the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in 2011, and have since been extremely close to the young couple.