The best and the most addictive game of 2011, Angry Birds, after releasing to approximately every Platform (Apple iOS, Symbian, Android, Google Chrome, and Mac OSx) has finally find its way towards windows.

Featuring over 240 levels, this particular version of Angry Birds boasts a couple of improvements over its recently released Flash base, Rovio Mobile has released a new version which is native Windows app that requires no browser, no Flash and once again the green pigs have stolen the birds’ eggs, and you must get your revenge.

It doesn’t require a gaming rig, just 1GHz Processor,512 MB ram and less than 100Mb free space on your Hard Disk.

Angry Birds for PC is available at an introductory price of $4.99 with regular being $9.99. You can buy the full version using your credit card. Free working demo is available with all the initial levels unlocked.

Get ready to smash some fat pigs!

You must be surprised looking at above picture, but its true the almost perfect HTC HD 2 is running Windows Phone 7 Series ROM.

Some clever Russian hackers have managed to get the HD2 running an early build of Microsoft’s upcoming mobile OS overhaul. Now we’ve got what looks to be the first screenies of the WP7S OS running on an HD2

Its virtually impossible with the current hardware of HTC HD 2 running WinMo 6.5 OS to ride WinMo 7 OS but somehow these guys made it possible.

According to sources almost everything is working including WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth. However, the graphics driver is still showing problems and there is noticeable device lag.

Let’s see if HTC HD 2 could officially run WP7S ROM before Microsoft officially launches its device. Time will tell.

Archos 7 makes it self into the limelight when Apple’s iPad is seeking all the attention and is being examined minutely– the ArchosLounge reports that the specifications of this device have been leaked, according to Pmptoday.

The information indicates a 203mm x 107mm x 12mm device that runs Android and sports a 7” color LCD touchscreen that offers resolutions of 800 x 480p. It appears to have Windows, Mac as well as Linux compatibility and extends 8GB onboard storage.

The device seems to allows for MPEG 1/2/4, FLV, WMV, AVI, RM, RMVB, MOV and MKV video playback. It will also support MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, FLAC, AAC and APE music file formats. The supported image formats include GIF, BMP and JPEG.

The tablet device will be bundled in with a USB cable, power supply device, user manual and earphones. The Archos 7 Android tablet is expected to have a price tag of €180 (approx. Rs.11,548).