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Well, it's a year late compared to the Android and IOS ports, but nothing can stop Sonic once he starts running... Besides mechanical enemies and rocks!  A faithful port that runs great on my lumia 900. $4.99 will give your phone the gift of Sonic for your Windows Phone 7 or 8 device.

Well, the 6th generation of the iPhone, the iPhone 5, was released today. Apple fans are excited, everyone else isn't... What do you guys think? I for one think it needs some features that other phones are going on having for the past year. NFC is getting bigger and bigger. HD video, ON A 720P SCREEN OR HIGHER, is on the rise, and would it kill apple to give us a STANDARD micro USB port? You can do a lot if you add MHL to the mix.. We'll stick to our Android or Windows Phone 7 devices, that most of the staff here owns. Not sure  if everyone here does, but I know most of us are not Apple fans...

The software giant loads a Ford Mustang with its consumer technology as a showcase for what developers can do with on its platform. Read article after the jump.

Up for the Micro-Review slate today: Dodonpachi Maximum! This is Cave's first original Smartphone game, and it's currently only on Windows Phone 7. Bullet Hell action in the palm of your hands and it's fun! Read our Full Review!

Cave, the SHMUP Masters, just released a new trailer for DODONPACHI MAXIMUM for Windows Phone 7! Enjoy Bullet Hell gameplay on the go! And it's cheaper than the IOS game to boot!!! View the trailer after the jump! Update: DODONPACHI releases next week on Windows Phone Marketplace!

Well, about 8 months ago I picked up a pair of Zagg Smartbuds for use with my tablet, an Archos 101. Now these earbuds were "Apple Certified" which means it uses Apple's plug configuration for headsets. As a result, I had to buy an adapter to use them on my Archos, which is no longer the case since I now use an Acer Iconia A500 Now, fast-forward to this past December and I was given a set of Logitech Ultimate Ears 350vi's and just got around to trying them out. Now granted, I do not own an iPhone, so my tests will be on my AT&T HTC TITAN, a Windows Phone 7 device. Because of this, not all features on the inline remotes will work. Music tests will be using For Love Not Lisa's Slip Slide Melting, Nine Inch Nails' Dead Souls, Rage Against the Machine's Darkness, and Stone temple Pilots' Big Empty; all from The Crow Motion Picture Soundtrack. Microphone tests will be via calls on AT&T's network. Games used will be Shadowgun and Riptide on m...