Appolicious - There seems to be some confusion around the upcoming launch of an Android version of the popular game Cut the Rope. After a fake version made a brief but wayward stint in the Android Market last year, the popular iPhone game has yet to make an Android debut. Already ripened with last year’s scam, Cut the Rope finally prepares an Android launch at a time when Android games are being favored by malware attackers. Red flags are raised, but Cut the Rope just may make its way to Android phones by the end of the week.
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