Author: David K

Aaron Woodman, Director of Windows Phone Product Management went live on WindowsPhone7.com the other day to talk about gaming on WP7. There’s some confirmations and some news. Here’s

Those of us with WM devices probably know about I Left My Phone At Home. Here’s how I described it in the past: Once you install this app

Droplets is a logic game for WM but really excels aesthetically while being a great challenge. You need to slide the bubbles into the other bubbles so that

Here’s an early look at a WM game that’s a little physics/skill type game. There’s a ball with a string attached to it – you pull te string

This looks slick – no lie. I don’t think I need to describe it – just take a look: The developer states that it’s coming to the Android

The power of XNA is shining through. Code it once and use it on all of your screens – and that’s why WP7 is brilliant. Pocket-lint is reporting

The ‘Jumpy’ type games are already a modern classic on touch screens so don’t be concerned – WP7 has it covered. Here’s a preview from ClawLabs of their

Got gas? Here’s a nice app that uses the panoramic controls of WP7 to show you gas stations  in the area as well as pricing. You can also

Roger Peters has provided some “pre-alpha” versions of Windows Phone 7 apps that he’s working on. Here’s Castaway – a game he notes is missing parts of the

Here’s another demo of Silverlight. This time it’s the game Minesweeper and the author notes “I used this game to teach myself silverlight and c#. Feel free to