Microsoft has announced that Games for Windows Marketplace will be fully transitioning to Xbox.com. This move would be the first step to bring Xbox LIVE on the third screen, PC, after TV and phone.

Angry Birds is now available in the Windows Phone Marketplace. After the initial announcement by the game developers, Rovio, in February and Microsoft in May, and later pushing the announced date in June to June 29, Angry Birds has finally landed.

A front camera and NFC support present in Nokia N9 can be brought to Sea Ray and offer a compelling set of devices.

iOS 5′s Safari outperforms IE 9 HTML5 on Windows Phone 7 Mango

While Evernote always had great apps across all mobile platforms, including Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 users had to satiate the need with the mobile site or alternative third-party apps like Fasternote. Finally, Evernote has launched their Windows Phone 7 app.

A new Windows Phone 7 device by HTC was leaked today by Eldar Murtazin. It has a 12 MP camera and looks similar to the HTC Trophy.

Screenshot of the Me tile in Windows Phone 7 Mango that shows integration of Facebook Places and ability to toggle messenger status.

SPB Software finally launched its popular application, SPB TV for Windows Phone 7. SPB TV for Windows Phone 7 allows you to watch Live TV channels on the go. You can easily download this application from the Microsoft Marketplace.

A screenshot filled round up of all the features we know are going to be part of the next update to Windows Phone 7 called Mango.

Today, a very interesting rumor has spread like wildfire on the interwebs, courtesy Mr. Eldar Murtazin. He has said that Microsoft plans to buy Nokia’s mobile division in 2011. Considering his track record, I’m inclined to believe him.

Nokia is one of the biggest contributor to Android codebase after Google and Individual contributors. Nokia has more commits in Android codebase than Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Intel.

HTC is apparently working on a Windows Phone 7 smartphone which will come with a 16 MP camera. It will have a dual LED flash, and looks similar to the HTC Desire S.

Images of the HTC Mazaa, a Windows Phone 7 smartphone coming to Sprint have leaked out. It has a 3.7 inch display, and comes with DDR 2 RAM

Nokia’s CEO, Stephen Elop, was spotted using a Nokia Windows Phone 7 prototype phone at an ice-hockey game today. It looks exactly like the concept which was leaked a month back.

Details of the Nokia W7 and the W8 have been leaked. The Nokia W7 is like the X7, while the Nokia W8 is like the N8, but with Windows Phone 7 instead of Symbian.