We have been hearing about the lack of multi-tasking support since the early unveiling of Windows Phone 7 Series and now they further disappoint us with cutting down on more power user stuffs.

We saw the first official handset running Windows Phone 7 series from LG couple of weeks ago. We thought it was too early to see a Windows Phone and now Samsung, a strong contestant of the show, has spot out a new Windows Phone 7 Series device at the MIX 10. Where’s HTC?

We were eagerly waiting for the MIX 2010 where the technical details and more other details of Windows Phone 7 Series was supposed to be revealed and the first report seems to be rather disappointing for us. Just like the older iPhone, Copy Paste is no more for us.

Initially, when we first reported about Toshiba' new upcoming PocketPC phone, the successor to TG01, it was announced with Windows Mobile 6.5 and we speculated it to be upgradable to the new Windows Phone Series but no, they follow HTC.

We are now well aware about the Windows Phone 7 Series, after its unveiling at the Mobile World Congress last month and PocketPC phones powered by Windows Phone 7 Series are expected to be out in the market by the mid of 2010. Read more to find out what will happen at Mix 2010.

The Engadget show yesterday totally surprised everyone, with Aaron Woodman from Microsoft, showed off the World’s ever first Windows Phone 7 Series Device from one of their partners LG. The device shown is a pre production prototype and it was working just fine to reveal all the good stuff hidden under.

As we all know Windows Phone 7 Series has been officially announced and will be in the stores by the Q3 of 2010. Before the shipping of that Zune Phone, some clones for the WM7 are getting dressed up behind the screens.

Through these all days we have been well aware of the Windows Phone 7 Series and its features with the videos and posts around the web, here are some more promo videos to pass your time.

At last, one of the most awaited Windows Phone 7 has been launched officially in the MWC. Eager to know if what we heard till now were true and how the new mobile OS from Microsoft stands up against the newly risen kings?

As the Mobile World Congress starts this Monday just 3 days from today, Microsoft will launch their new version of Mobile OS, the Windows Mobile 7 (now told as Windows Phone 7).