We have been waiting for a long time to be able to play Xbox 360 games on our iPhones and Android devices, well for all you gamers, this wait is going to end soon as Andrew Russell, a well known developer is in works to create an open source software which will enable game devs to port their Xbox 360 and Windows Phone7 games to IOS and Android devices.

With powerful dual core devices with great GPU coming out in the market, we have been waiting for these games to arrive soon to taste the raw power. Russell has named the project as "ExEn" which is being funded by the dev community, and was unveiled to developers who had donated for the project. The software makes It easy for the devs who use the XNA framework to build Xbox 360, Windows and Windows Phone 7 games.

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Looks like we have discovered yet another bug in the otherwise awesome SuperAMOLED Plus display of the Samsung Galaxy S2. A almost new unit we came across had this weird grey circle at the bottom of the screen.

We have heard about some users complaining about an yellow tinge in their screens but this is first time we are actually seeing a different problem. The user has had the phone for a couple of weeks now and this does not seem like something that will fix itself over a period of time. Just to add, this little circle is not visible to the human eye unless you are inside an application with a dark background like tweetdeck or gallery.� We tried getting our hands on a couple of other S2's and they did not have this issue.

Check out 2 more pics in the gallery below. Are you using a Galaxy S2 ? Do you have any issues with the display ?

HP recently announced the TouchPad which is their first ever WebOS tablet. WebOS is an amazing operating system and a massive challenge to operating systems like Android and iOS. At the moment, Apple iPad is ruling the tablet world but that doesn't mean others can't try their luck. Android entered the tablet game last year, and Android tablets are not famous like Apple iPad but they are still growing gradually. HP TouchPad is here to take down both Apple iPad and Android but it's not an easy task.�So now it looks like HP is planning to increase their WebOS tablet army because we heard a few months ago that HP is working on a 7-Inch tablet and it was codenamed as HP Opal and we also heard that it will be out this September. Opal will feature a 7-Inch display with resolution of 1024�768 and its design and dimensions will be similar to Galaxy Tab. HP didn't tell anyone about this tablet so far but now some more information is out about this upcoming tablet.

Taiwan Economic News is reporting that Inventec Corp. which is a major Taiwanese contract manufacturer of personal computers, they will be making tablets for HP, and orders for HP TouchPad are around 400,000-450,000 every month. They are further reporting that HP will also launch 7-Inch tablet sometime in August and Inventec will be making both of them. HP is also Inventec's largest buyer of notebooks, so no wonder HP has�chosen�their trusted partner for the tablets too. Inventec is planning to ship more than 20 million notebook and tablets this year.

Hopefully, HP will soon reveal their next WebOS tablet probably in August, so who's looking forward to it, anyone?

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Skype is one of the leading software applications used to make voice and video calls over the internet. Last year, Skype officially brought video calling to Apple iPhone 4 which is actually first iPhone to have a front facing camera and it allowed users to do video chatting over Wi-Fi as well as 3G. At the moment, Skype application is not available for Apple iPad but it looks like it's coming soon as Skype first posted the Skype for iPad promo video on their YouTube channel but then they pulled it but Razorianfly fortunately recorded the video and made it available for us to check it out, although there is no audio but video is good enough to give us an idea about how Skype looks on iPad, right? Folks over at TUAW had a little talk with Skype VP of Consumer and Product Design Rick Osterloh about the Skype app for iPad and he said that it's coming to the app store in few weeks. Also All Things D is conforming it that Skype for iPad will be out next week. Anyway, stay tuned with us because we will keep you updated when it will come out. Check out the promo video after the break:

So iPad users, are you excited that Skype will be hitting your iPad soon?

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If someone asks me why I love iOS or Android, I would say the variety of apps is the reason to love both operating systems. Well, first all popular apps were limited to iOS but now they are making their way to Android as it's growing up rapidly. You all may know about�Angry Birds which is known as one of the famous iOS and Android apps and it was launched for iOS first and then Android. Now, ZeptoLab has officially unveiled the famous iOS app known as Cut the Rope for Android. It was launched for iOS last year and now it's finally available for Google Operating system. The application is exclusively available to GetJar only and they are offering it for free for one week only so head-over to�GetJar and download the application for free of cost.

Cut the Rope is a very addictive game just like Angry Birds and it's always fun playing it. I was used to play it on iPhone and trust me; it's one of the best games available for iOS and now for Android too. At the moment, you can't find this app in Android Market and someone is offering Cut the Rope Tips for $0.99, which is actually not the official application so beware of it.

So anyone downloading one for their Android device? Don't forget to share your experience with us. Check out the trailer, official Android�trailer and Sneak peek after the break:

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The Online TV site Hulu Plus has finally made it to Android. There are loads of people who love to watch TV on the go with their android devices, and with display of these devices ranging from 4.7" to 3.8", it would be a real pleasure. So Hulu has finally decided to roll out Hulu Plus application for Android devices.

The app is available for free in the Android Market. The first roll out of the app supports only six devices, Nexus One, Nexus S, HTC Inspire 4G, Motorola Droid 2, Motorola Droid X and the Atrix. Support for other devices will be coming soon. Once the app is installed Hulu Plus subscribers will get to enjoy all the services on their android devices. Hulu Plus also offers the new subscribers one free week of its services.

If you have any of the six devices listed above then you can download from here

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