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Angry Birds Rio Coming On March 22



Angry Birds creator Rovio announced on Tuesday plans for a Patrick’s Day edition, and confirmed the release date of “Angry Birds Rio” as March 22.
During his presentation at the Game Developer’s Conference in San Francisco, Rovio CEO Peter Vesterbacka revealed that the developer was preparing to launch a “very green” St. Patrick’s Day version of Angry Birds with “more of these,” pointing to a green plush pig, according to The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW).
The green-themed expansion pack adds to free Valentine’s Day, Christmas, and Halloween levels released under the Angry Birds Seasons banner.
St. Patrick’s Day falls on March 17, and given that its Valentine’s Day version was released a week before February 14, it’s probably safe to expect the game to launch any day now.
Separately, on Tuesday Rovio announced through Twitter that Angry Birds Rio, a customized version of Angry Birds used to promote the upcoming Fox cartoon “Rio,” will launch on March 22.
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IE9 coming soon to Windows Phone 7

Internet Explorer 9 {IE9} for Mobile support HTML5 and speed test with iPhone. And Is Faster Than Iphone


Windows Phone 7, the new mobile operating system that Microsoft brought to shelves in October last year, is expected to become more appealing before the end of 2011, through the addition of new features and applications into the mix.

Among the enhancements that the mobile platform is expected to receive during 2011, we can count the inclusion of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) web browser for mobile, which was already officially confirmed. 

However, some of the latest reports on the matter suggest that the web browser in Windows Phone 7 might be upgraded earlier than that, and that users would be able to taste IE9 on their mobile devices before fall.

On top of that, it has been suggested that the upcoming browser will not only support HTML5, as already confirmed, but it would also include Silverlight support.

On desktop computers, the IE9 browser is currently touted as one of the fastest, if not the fastest, browsers available, and it might arrive on mobile devices with the same performance capabilities, providing users with a great experience.
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