A few months ago Sega announced that they would be releasing Sonic CD onto home consoles, the Xbox 360 and PS3. They also revealed that they would release the game onto the Android Market, along with iTunes at a later date. One thing that many queried at the time was whether the game would make use of Sony Ericsson Xperia Play’s gamepad. At the time, Sega said it wouldn’t at launch but, may get Xperia Play gamepad support in the future.

As the year 2010 comes to an end a lot of Xperia owners have downloaded their share of applications. We are coming out with a list today to find out what the most popularly downloaded applications are for the Xperia line of handsets. If you own a new Xperia or probably received one as a Christmas gift then this guide can help you on deciding which applications to get.

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Following on from the release of the full version of Angry Birds, Rovio have followed the release up with an update for the game. While the beta version of Angry Birds worked fine on the Xperia X10, the full version did not work at all on the Xperia X10, if you had 1.6 any way. Since updating the Xperia X10 to Android 2.1, Angry Birds has worked fine for myself and others. However the X10 Mini and Mini Pro were left out of the Angry Birds camp, as the game did not support QVGA devices.