Microsoft officially announced the Windows Mobile 6.5 OS, replacing version 6.1, at the MWC 2009. The WM 6.5 features a new user interface and a richer browsing experience. At the same time Microsoft introduces …

The Boy Genius Report shows us a video preview on the upcoming Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 OS for smartphones. Watch the video after the jump. New features are listed below:
* Copy / Paste (finally!)
* Domain Enroll in Settings (Enrolling in a domain will connect your device with company resources.)
* New home screen (pan left and right to check out missed calls, notifications like email, sms, etc.)
* Change Master Security Code
* Added text input settings
* Recent Programs when pressing Start menu
* Threaded SMS!
* When you compose an email, or SMS, and start typing the name of the contact in the “To:” field, the contact names finally pop up like Windows Mobile Professional!
* Internet Explorer now lets you define a homepage, and also zoom in and out using a nice and clean interface
* Task Manager now shows CPU usage as a whole, and also lists it by process
* Internet Explorer offers 6 zoom modes and copy / paste functionality
* IE also uses a new font, which looks worlds better
* ActiveSync will now try to automatically configure your Exchange settings once you enter an email address
* Wi-Fi indicator in the status bar, just as in Windows Mobile Professional
* New “Vista” home screen and theme

LaptopMag gives us (though i use Mac) 5 Ways to Make Vista Better. The 5 ways are:

1. Give Flip 3D brains and beauty
2. A better grip on scripts
3. That synching feeling
4. Just do it!
5. Hop on the hardware

I would like to highlight point …

Engadget shows us some screenshots on the upcoming Windows Mobile 6 Professional.

Major new features include:

- HTML support in email
- Windows Live for Windows Mobile
- File transfer capability in Windows Live Messenger
- New versions of mobile Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with rich editing
- Remote wipe capability for stolen and lost devices
- Call history in contact cards
- Tight Vista integration
- “Calendar ribbon” for more easily viewing schedule by day or week
- New versions of .NET Compact Framework and SQL Server built-in

More pictures after the break.