Warped Tour 2010 Lineup

The Warped Tour announced a preliminary lineup for 2010. The 2010 edition of the traveling punk-rock festival/carnival, Warped Tour will kick off on June 24 in San Diego and running through mid-August. There may be more than 30 bands that will fill the Warped Tour 2010 lineup.

So far, these are the bands that will be appearing on the tour:

1. Every Time I Die
2. Andrew WK
3. Reel Big Fish
4. You me at Six
5. Never Shout Never
6. All American Rejects
7. The Casualties
8. Parkway Drive
9. Motion City Soundtrack
10. Pierce the Veil
11. The Rocket Summer
12. Set Your Goals
13. Whitechapel
14. Hey Monday
15. Breathe Carolina
16. Bring Me The Horizon
17. We the Kings
18. The Cab
19. Haste the Day
20. Dillinger Escape Plan
21. Of Mice and Men

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Windows Phone 7 Series to support HVGA screens

In terms of Windows Phone 7 Series news, this week’s Game Developer Conference (GDC) has been a warm up for the main event at MIX next week. We’ve seen Microsoft release XNA Game Studio 4, which can be used to develop games for 7 Series devices. We also got a chance to talk with Loke Uei of Microsoft about development for 7. (By the way, if you haven’t seen them yet, Engadget got their hands on some screen shots from a couple of prototype games that the Windows Phone team has been showing off.)

The latest bit of news from Shawn Hargreaves of the Windows Phone 7 Series development team comes from a post on his blog about XNA Game Studio and Windows Phone. Much of the post is talking about capabilities that developers can expect to be able to utilize. Shawn does mention that 7 Series devices will ship with WVGA (800×480) displays at launch, but a future update will add support for HVGA (320×480) displays. Hopefully this will lead to a lower starting price point for Windows Phones without compromising too much on quality.

[WMExperts via Engadget]