The CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer confirmed in a press conference that Windows Mobile 7 will come on the market next year. The operating system will be sent to manufacturers this November. This means we will see on devices in April 2010 at the earliest. And what about Windows Mobile 6.5 in the meantime? We wonder what are the specifications required for Windows Mobile 7, and if it will provide stability and a revolutionary user experience?

The Flash technology is used on 98% of desktops, but Adobe has difficult to integrate it into mobile devices. The only alternative is Flash Lite which is not supported by most platforms. At the Adobe MAX developer conference, the company has demonstrated Flash 10 on a device running with Windows Mobile and another with Android.

On the other hand, it seems that the advent of the Flash technology on Apple iPhone is still a sweet dream, but according to Adobe, the problem would be especially on the side of Apple. Indeed, the Cupertino firm argues that Flash is too greedy (CPU) and is not optimized for the ARM11 processor of the iPhone.

We suspected as much, but Steve Ballmer himself confirmed the information: yes, there is indeed a version of Windows Mobile 6.5. We don’t know something about this future version, except that the interface will be reviewed, we will be entitled to integrating the Zune software and should be available during the first quarter of 2009. It was time…

The CEO of Motorola, Sanjay Jha, has said too much. Or not enough. In any case, it has clearly mentioned the existence of a version 6.5 of Windows Mobile, which suggests that Microsoft is not yet ready to launch a version 7, which would still paired with Windows 7…

Motorola will therefore propose a mobile phone based on that version 6.5 in the second quarter of 2009. Stay tuned…