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Much was made of this week;s slip-up by Motorola;s CEO that Windows Mobile seven is due in 2010 (something that;s in fact been anticipated for several months now).I;ve been curious about how Microsoft options to try to catch up with its mobile-phone rivals given the slow, plodding speed at which it's got been rolling out new variations of its Windows Cellular platform. Right after asking around, it sounds like the Softies are unquestionably aiming to pace up development.Although Windows Cellular officials won;t speak about ship-date targets (hmmm… sounds like Windows client), some folks familiar with Microsoft;s plans are talking. Here;s the latest I;m hearing from my sources: Windows Mobile 6.5 RTM (release to manufacturing): April 2009First Windows Mobile 6.5 devices from cell phone makers: September 2009Windows Cellular 7.0 release to testers: November 2009First Windows Cellular 7.0 devices from cell phone makers: April 2010 When CNet first reported that Windows Cellular seven had slipped, it sounded such as the latter half of 2010 was the soonest the first Windows Cellular 7 devices would appear. My guess as to what;s compressing the cycle: Fewer WinMobile telephone carriers means closer working relationships with Microsoft. Potentially,Microsoft Office 2010 X86, it also could mean smaller, shorter beta tests and quicker release cycles.Windows Mobile increasingly seems to be going the way of Windows client: Multiple, small milestone test releases involving just some external partners. There doesn;t seem to be an equivalent to the big public Windows client betas in the WinMobile world, but if you;re only going to release the product to a handful of carriers, as Microsoft brass indicated was the plan earlier this year,Office Home And Business 2010 Serial Key, maybe you don;t need to….I haven;t heard anything recently about the feature set that Microsoft is planning to deliver as part of Windows Mobile 6.5 or seven.0. There have been some tidbits about some of the gesture recognition and multi-touch capabilities in the works for future WinMobile platforms, but that;s about all that;s leaked.Back in late 2007, Microsoft told some enthusiasts a bit about its plans for Win Mobile 7 and 8. Even back then,Office 2010 Home And Student X86, there were hints of the Skybox/Skyline/Skymarket services, if you read between the lines. Though Microsoft doesn;t seem to be tying those services to specific Windows Mobile releases,Office 2010 Professional X64, they do seem to be in lockstep with each other,Office 2010 Pro Serial cl��, from what my sources are saying. Skybox 2.0, for instance, seems to be timed to coincide with Windows Cellular 7, according to source reports.What are you expecting — and hoping — to see Microsoft deliver as part of Windows Cellular 6.5 and 7.0?