We know there are a lot of upcoming Windows Mobile 6.5 handsets like the Xperia 2, HTC Quilin, HTC Mega, HTC Leo, Firestone,  Acer L1 and a few from LG too.  Wanna know how the final builds of Windows Mobile 6.5 will look like?

Although not very exciting as other competitive phone UI, for example, the iPhone’, still a lot better than the old Windows Mobile 6.1 we’d say and that makes us wait for the real Windows Mobile 7 instead.

In the meantime, if you still want to try something new, check out our unofficial builds like the one we gave for LG Incite and most other HTC phones. And if you don’t want to break the rules with unofficial builds, you can still enjoy the bit improved UI style with Windows Mobile 6.5 Skin for Spb Mobile Shell.

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