Since LG released its LG KS20 roughly 1.5 years ago, LG became pretty silent in terms of Windows Mobile but both, the FCC as well as the GCF recently approved a new device called the LG KS500. If you follow LG's naming scheme, there is a good chance that the KS500 might be the Windows Mobile follower of the KS200 (while it could also be LG's Android device). Not too much is known yet but the GCF unveiled that the KS500 is a triband GSM/GPRS/EDGE device and singleband UMTS/HSDPA  mobile phone while the FCC confirmed that the KS500 features Bluetooth as well.

Furthermore, LG's own web server unveiled, that the KS500 features a QVGA portrait screen which might speaks for Windows Mobile again:

But then again, it could also be LG's first Android device since LG was a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance as well.

Cheers ~ Arne

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I dont know - why would some-one make a WM phone with no 3G and not even wifi.

https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/form … or_pdf=pdf

Dont think its WM.

As you can see in my posting, it has UMTS and even HSDPA. However, since it's 2100 MHz UMTS, it's not tested by the FCC because it only tests U.S. frequencies which also excludes 900 and 1800 MHz GSM.