Angry Birds not coming to WP7 till 2011

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• Angry Birds not coming to WP7 till 2011
• Windows Phone 7 Handsets Free With Contract At The Microsoft Store
• Nokia X7-00 looks like it's from Gallifrey, runs Symbian^3

Angry Birds not coming to WP7 till 2011 If, over Thanksgiving, you were jealously watching your snotty cousin playing Angry Birds on his iPhone/Android phone, and lamenting the game's absence on your new Windows Phone 7 device, then I should probably warn you that you're going to have to go through the whole thing again at Christmas time… Rovio (makers of Angry Birds) stated on Twitter today that it's quite unlikely that they'll be able to get out Angry Birds for WP7 before the year's end. Sorry news, indeed, but also understandable, as the move to WP7 is more than just a simple cut n paste operation. Patience is a virtue, my friends.

Windows Phone 7 Handsets Free With Contract At The Microsoft Store If you're looking for the best price on a HTC Surround or LG Quantum, look no further than your local Microsoft Store. They're giving them away for $0.00 with a new AT&T Contract. If you're on T-Mobile, you can get an HD7 for $100 with a new contract as well. I'm not sure which is more inviting. The deal is not in fact a Black Friday thing (like the buy-one-get-one-free deal), but lasts through this weekend (until Sunday at 11PM), so if you're tired out from all that shopping, you've got time to relax before heading out for a quick round two.

Nokia X7-00 looks like it's from Gallifrey, runs Symbian^3 Still waiting on the edge of your seat for a Symbian^3 device worth buying that truly blows your mind? Take a gander at the puppy up above, folks; if nothing else, the fact that it looks like it's from Space should garner it a few months. That's the X7-00, which the rumor mill is sayin' ought to be the next shiny electronic horse out of Nokia's Symbian^3 stable. There's a video floating around the web, but it doesn't seem to be lasting very long on any one mirror. Watch it after the cut before it's gone! What we know: It's running Symbian^3 — but as made evident by the four homescreens (as opposed to three, as with every other Symbian^3 device), it's a build with at least some minor tweaks. On the upside, it looks to have four speakers (which are pretty dang loud, says the ninja behind the video camera), a 360×640 display, microUSB port, and an 8-megapixel camera. On the downside, the battery doesn't seem to be user replaceable. So, what'dya say — you sold?