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Published: 09 Feb 2007 12:00 GMT

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Microsoft will again offer two versions of the operating system for mobile phones. However, instead of Smartphone Edition and Pocket PC Edition, they've been renamed to Standard and Professional, respectively. Here is the dial page from WM6 Professional Edition. There will also be a Pocket PC Edition, called Classic, for standalone handhelds.

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