Those birds are still angry, you know the ones I am talking about. But its not because of lack of new content, features or platform support. Nope, Rovio is on top of that. Angry Birds will be celebrating a new Seasons edition soon, Easter, with 15 new levels. The birds will also be getting a syncing feature and will be landing on Windows Phone 7 in late May.

Easter should be a pretty important holiday for Angry Birds. We have some of the first screenshots. You bet there are a lot of birds, pigs and a lot of dyed eggs. As for the syncing feature, it will record your progress through the Angry Birds levels and you can pick the game up on another platform and continue from where you left off. It will serve as a backup too, in case you lose your phone.

Oh, and we finally we have a realistic date for the launch of Angry birds on Windows Phone 7. While presenting the upcoming new features of WP7, Joe Belfiore let it slip that Angry Birds will be launching on Microsoft new mobile OS on 25 May.

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The sequel to the very popular console and mobile game Dungeon Defenders will be launched exclusively on the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play first, announced the game publisher Trendy Entertainment.

Sony Ericsson could not be happier to pioneer this game with its Playstation certified smartphone, as this will surely anchor big financial and market success for both companies. On its dedicated Facebook page, Trendy Entertainment has posted a video trailer of the upcoming game.

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Cyanogen and the never-sleeping CyanogenMod developer community have finally released CyanogenMod 7.0 ROM, based on the latest version of Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread. This is great news for everybody eagerly awaiting to finally get their phone updated to the latest Google has to offer.

The changelog from the previous major release of CM 6.1 is impressive and its mind-boggling how much has been done for the last four months. CyanogenMod 7.0 comes with support for thirty devices and proves how dedicated and true to the Android community those devs really are.

Want to shoot a high-speed pursuit from the passenger window of your car? Perhaps a chase scene on foot through city streets or maybe you just want smoother looking videos? Adding a touch of professionalism to any budding film makers shots, app developer Midnox have released SteadyCam Pro, promising "a professional film camera in your pocket".

Going up against the professional camera mount kings Steadicam, who have supplied the video production industry since 1976, the app uses "state of the art image processing algorithms to stabilize your video in real time", which translates as converting your iPhone into a fairly decent steady cam without the need for a giant harness strapped to your chest.

Skype version 5.3 is out and you can download it right away. It brings some bug fixes and a minor UI facelift, but most importantly improved video-calling to mobile devices, such as iOS and Android, among others.

Skype developers have shifted the weight of video-calling from the mobile devices to the PC, and as it does the heavier lifting, your mobile phone can send better quality video. This should create an overall smoother experience of PC-to-mobile video calls.

Also the new Skype 5.3 for Windows has added some nice visuals to the UI. There are no more grey status icons. They have been converted to green ones.