Finally Microsoft step to the gadget world and they are about to launch their first Cell phone in the mobile industry even though Microsoft don’t have that much experience in the cell phone industry  but they step into it with their new innovative touch screen cell phone named “ windows 7 mobile” there is no clear definition for the name as why Microsoft used this name for their mobile phone maybe it could be because of the new Operating System they release with the version 7 but you can’t tell if that is really the idea behind the name of this cell phone.

according to some rumors this cell phone would be in two version of Operating System which has a lots of differences in their features the version are called Business version and Media versions the only difference would be in the operating system that is running on these cell phones not the hardware part, it includes some of the Microsoft impressive features including the mobile version of Office, online collaboration, high-definition video, Xbox Live, and streaming TV according WM Experts.

According to the report, the new versions of Windows Mobile 7 may be released at different times, with the media version coming later, and Microsoft may show off parts of Windows Mobile 7 next month in Barcelona at the Mobile World Congress. However, Microsoft has said it will not be discussing Windows Mobile 7 in Barcelona, according to Beta News. Earlier reports have suggested that Microsoft would announce another minor update to Windows Mobile instead, called Windows Mobile 6.6.
Business Edition
Windows Mobile 7's business edition will reportedly be a basic version of the mobile operating system largely centered around Microsoft Office. There will supposedly be some impressive features including live document collaboration from your mobile device, and the ability to take a photo and automatically embed it into a document you're working on. The business edition will also be able to deal with some forms of multimedia, such as video, but not to the extent the media version will.
Media Edition
This is supposedly the full-featured version of Seven that will include great features like high-definition video capability, a Zune-like music player, Facebook and Twitter integration from the WinMo homepage, as well as Microsoft staples like Silverlight and Mediaroom. It's worth noting that at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, Microsoft announced Mediaroom 2.0 that has as a part of its roadmap the ability to offer live TV streaming to your mobile device.
The report from WM Experts also dredges up the rumor that Xbox Live is coming to Windows Mobile devices. Late last year, Microsoft posted several job postings that suggested the company was actively working on bringing Xbox gaming to the Windows Mobile platform. Seven's media edition is reportedly a work in progress, and may not be ready until early 2011.

It's anyone's guess at this point what Microsoft will introduce at next month's MWC, but let's hope we at least get a peak at some of the rumored features for the media version of Seven.