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Microsoft officials had been stating for the past couple of months that the very first Windows Mobile 6.5 phones would be offered in October 2009. Today, they got more particular and said October 6 will probably be the common availability date.(October six also happens to be the day of Microsoft;s first-annual consumer-products open home event for invited press and analysts in Ny Town. Enjoyment and Units Division President Robbie Bach is slated to exhibit off Windows Phones, the uber-brand for Windows Cellular phones; the Zune Hd; Xbox 360; Windows seven; and Microsoft hardware that will be offered for the holidays.)As expected, Microsoft is arranging to launch its My Telephone (”Skybox”) service for storing and accessing mobile-phone information and the new Windows Marketplace for Cellular online app store on October 6, as well. A redesigned version of IE six, built-in support for Adobe FlashLite (but not Microsoft;s own Silverlight) and Microsoft Office Cellular (but not the 2010-based version) are also slated to be on the market as part of the Win Cellular six.five release.In addition to sharing the retail-availability date, Microsoft also made public on September 1 a list of telephone makers and cellular operators who will likely be offering Windows Mobile six.five phones.In North America, they include AT&T, Bell Mobility,Windows 7 Professional Key, Sprint, TELUS and Verizon Wireless, and telephone manufacturers HP,Office Pro 2007, HTC Corp., LG Electronics, Samsung and Toshiba Corporation. In Europe, Microsoft;s 6.5 partners are Orange, T-Mobile International AG and Vodafone Group Plc, and telephone manufacturers Acer, HTC, LG Electronics, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Toshiba Corporation In Latin America, partners include Telecom Italia Cellular (TIM) Brasil, and phone manufacturers HTC, LG Electronics and Samsung
And in Asia/Pacific, Microsoft;s Win Mobile six.5 partners are NTT DoCoMo Inc., SoftBank Cellular Corp., SK Telecom, Telstra and WILLCOM Inc., and telephone manufacturers Acer Inc., HTC,Microsoft Office 2010 Product Key, LG Electronics, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and Toshiba Corporation.Microsoft didn;t offer any new details currently about its Windows Cellular 7 roadmap or anticipated partners. Windows Mobile seven is anticipated to get Microsoft;s “major” phone OS release, with support for multi-touch and capacitive screens allegedly on the Win Cellular seven feature list. Microsoft had been targeting Fall 2009 as the date via which it planned to get Win Mobile seven code to telephone makers. But according to a recent report — which Microsoft refused to confirm or deny — partners may very well not be getting the Win Mobile 7 bits until the first part of 2010, resulting in a Win Cellular seven release date of late 2010, instead of the until-recently-expected spring 2010.Starting with Windows Mobile 6.five, Microsoft is launching a concerted effort go after the customer audience a lot more than just the business one and is recruiting much more consumer-app developers to build gaming, music and other consumer-oriented apps for the platform. But that doesn;t mean all Windows Phones running Win Mobile six.five are going that route, stated Paul Bryan, Senior Director of Business Experience Product Management around the Windows Mobile team.“We are trying to meet the needs of a broader set of customers and provide extra balance between work and play,” Bryan stated. “The business side (of the Win Cellular business) will continue to become strong,Windows 7 32 Bit, with the availability of Exchange and Outlook,Genuine Office 2007, a new version of Office Communicator coming, and better security and manageability.”Anyone around clamoring for a Win Mobile six.5 phone? Why or why not? (I;m asking because I am due for a phone upgrade and am around the fence whether to finally give Windows Cellular a try….)