16-Year-old Game developer awarded the world's first WindowsPhone7

Just as everyone guesses whether Microsoft Windows Phone 7 will be released this September or October, there are already two "young talent" under the age of 18 who have got their windows Phone 7 mobile phone, and this is the first time the WP7 has made its debut outside of Microsoft's research labs. The two lucky people, 17-year-old Christian Hood and 16-year-old Eric Lo (not surprisingly Chinese), are from the United States Las Vegas "advanced Technology College" high school students. Their Beastware team attended Microsoft's Windows Phone "Rock Star" development contest.　　Having never contacted Windows Phone 7, they used the XNA Framework to develop a Windows Phone 7 game Droid assault, and cracked Wiimote handles for motion-sensing manipulation. Microsoft recently presented a prize at the Imagine Cup 2010 final in Warsaw, Poland, where two small developers, in addition to winning free Polish tours, were accidentally given two Windows Phone 7 preview developers. In fact, in addition to the two winners, the 103 teams participating in the final, 350 young developers will get the Windows Phone 7 phone in advance. (Edit: PL)