Another Samsung Windows phone 7 proto-type leaks the Samsung Cetus i917 with a very pretty deisgn and three touch keys in the bottom one for Back one for Start menu and one for Ok. The Cetus i917 destined for ATT, featuring Windows Phone 7 in a glossy black Shell. But No word on the phone specs but it will be Above the Minimum requirements of the Windows phone 7.

We know that a Halo offshoot will be coming to Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 and the idea of controlling Master Chief on your phone has many gamers salivating. The company is showing off a brief demo of the Waypoint app and it could just be a taste of what’s to come.

If you’re not a hardcore gamer, then you probably have no idea what Halo Waypoint is. It’s not really a game but a way to keep track of all your Halo community and stats. Microsoft said the app only took three months to get on Silverlight and it will be available for free in the Windows Marketplace for Mobile.

As Windows Phone 7 looms, Microsoft appears to be placing a large emphasis on gaming and that’s a good thing in my mind. Microsoft’s Xbox is arguably the best console gaming experience – PlayStation 3 may have better graphics and the Wii may have more casual appeal but I think the Xbox puts together the best combination of games, graphics and services.

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Windows® Phone 7 lets you make the most of every moment by connecting and playing with friends wherever you are, using your Xbox LIVE® avatar and gamer profile to keep track of scores and wins.

Games on the go
Xbox LIVE, the award-winning online gaming and entertainment service for Xbox 360, is coming exclusively to a Windows Phone 7 near you this holiday. Whether you're waiting for the bus, enjoying time out of town or just relaxing on the couch, the phone designed to keep your life in motion puts Xbox LIVE and mobile gaming in your pocket.

Connected and Accessible
Xbox LIVE on Windows Phone 7 unlocks a world of games, friends and fun for Windows Phone 7 users around the world. The Games hub brings together many popular Xbox LIVE gaming and community features:

• Be omnipotent. View, access and launch your full game library from one easy-to-navigate hub.
• Get mad props. Earn, view and track Achievements, view Xbox LIVE leaderboards and build your Gamerscore every time you play an Xbox LIVE title.
• Release your inner Mini Me. Connect to your Xbox LIVE profile and Avatar, or easily create a new one right from the phone.
• Get tricky. Access Spotlight feeds, including the latest game titles, breaking news from Xbox LIVE, game tips and tricks, and more.
• Play before you pay. Easily find, try and buy the games you want, either in the Marketplace or Games hub.
• Flaunt your skills. Invite, connect and play against friends on other Windows Phone 7 phones or PCs with turn-based (asynchronous) multiplayer gaming.

Windows Phone 7 featuring Xbox LIVE lets you connect and play games with your friends. Use your Xbox LIVE profile to access your avatar, gamerscore, and achievements. Share scores and earn recognition for your accomplishments across the phone, web, and Xbox. You can even earn achievements on Windows Phone that add to your Xbox LIVE gamerscore.

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Microsoft previews the Windows Phone 7 application making process with the developer momentum building behind Windows Phone 7, there is a lot of work-in-progress applications flying around. Although many of them show a lot of potential, it's easy to get distracted by the rough edges that is not representatives of the final polished experiences.

These screencaps comes from one of the dozen Windows Phone 7 Design Day recordings posts has an  awesome huge resource for any WP7 developers, designers or enthusiasts. Don't Forgot to see the Video Below!

Microsoft Now are getting pretty serious about their upcoming Windows Mobile 7 platform and the latest News they have fired is on the gaming front in a Reply for the Sony Ericsson Gaming platform base on Android 3.0. The company have posted up advertisments for developers to fill the roles at a newly created department, Microsoft's "Mobile Gaming Studio". The new studio will be a sub-division of Microsoft's existing Games Studio which focuses on producing games for the XBOX 360 and of course Windows phone 7 too.