Windows Phone 7 “Mango” bringing betas and private apps to Marketplace

Angry Bird 7 Phone launched Windows 25 MayThe winged threats are finally flocking to WP7By Chris SmithWednesday at 18:54 BST | Tell us what you think [1 comments] Angry Birds set for release May WP7 < > Microsoft has today confirmed that the game hit Angry Birds will finally comes on the Windows 7 Phone platform 25 May.
During this year's Microsoft MIX revealed the minimum spec requirements for the latest Windows 7 Phone operating system, and we have some video footage of the MIX 11 session that explains the new tweaks and more for the experience below
The hugely popular game, which has dominated the IOS and Android charts, was originally expected to arrive in February, but has been held up by legal delays.
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Microsoft chooses his keynote at the WP7 MIX11 in Las Vegas to announce that the details have been ironed out and that ill-suited to the pig-bashers are ready to fly on platform.195 levelsAngry Birds WP7 will include the Xbox Live section of the application marketplace and has 195 levels of action-packed egg savings.
The video comes our way courtesy of the guys over at Engadget, and with the help of Mobile Tech World and Channel 9, and provides some insight into what Microsoft Windows phone architecture requires
We are quite sure that some of the other versions of the game has a good chance to appear on the platform as well as some future iterations, we are sure to see the guys on the Rovio.
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There have been a big day for Windows Mobile App Market Place, expanding its area to 35 countries and announce the launch of big hitting programs like Skype, Layar, Spotify and Amazon come with Mango later this year.
Current Windows 7 Phone devices use a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor MSM8x50 with Adreno 200 graphics, but they have now been upgraded to a second-generation Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8x55 Adreno with 205 graphics and apparently there is an option for a Qualcomm MSM7x30 with a gyroscope
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It is much easier if I just let your head down and hit the play button so you can hear all about it from Istvan Cseri myself, so with that said, off of you go and enjoy
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Update: It looks like some odd reason the video wont work here, but you can cheque it out by hitting up Channel9.
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