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Play what? You have given no name of anything you are asking about.

 

try google cuz ive never seen 1

 

There isn't one for iPod, iPhone and iPad.

 

Sure. SSH into your iPod/iPhone/iPad and dump the levels to your computer. Then open them in a Hex editor and reverse engineer the level format. Modify what you want, replace them by SSH (definitely backup the original levels first) and play. Of course, be careful if you actually do decide to do this. Don't replace any files unless you're sure they're the right ones.

EDIT: Apparently on the N900, the levels are all written in Lua, and by the looks of things VERY easy to edit. All you need to do is decompile them and edit. You don't even need to recompile, it'll work with the decompiled Lua scripts. May be different on iOS devices, but I don't really see why it would be...

 

I have no idea what directory the Angry Birds resources would be in, I don't own any iOS devices, so don't know anything about the directory layout of them.

Also, as I realised they are Lua scripts, disregard my suggestion of using a Hex Editor. Instead, get a Lua decompiler (just google for one, I have never used one, so don't what one to suggest), and then edit the decompiled levels in a text editor (Notepad or similar would do the job, but I recommend something like Notepad++). On the N900, you don't need to recompile the levels, just copy the decompiled level back to your phone, so I assume its the same on iOS devices.

 

The levels do seem to be stored as compiled lua files.

You could always unpack the .ipa file, its a zip file, the the levels would be in "\Payload\AngryBirds.app\data_iphone\levels"

On you iphone/ipod/iPad they are in "/private/var/mobile/Applications//AngryBirds.app/data_iphone/levels"

if you have SBSettings on your iphone/ipod/iPad if you open it to where you can change brightness etc. press the 'More' button, then go to the bottom and press 'App Folders'
Finally find Angry Birds and it'll tell you the path.

Now you just have to find out how to decompile them.

Let me know how you get on, I'd like to know if you get them decompiled

 

I gave it a try and it returned an error:
luadec.exe: Level1.lua:1: '=' expected near '?'

I know nearly nothing about lua files and even less about decompiling them, I'm guessing it could be encrypted, using a different version, or changed in another way.