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Journalist technical Internet publications to learn about the secret mobile phone project Microsoft. Writes Mary Jo Foley (Mary Jo Foley), the leading column in ZDNet, the corporation is developing a new mobile platform codenamed Menlo, which enable you to convert Windows 7 on mobile devices.

The main objective of the platform, according to Foley, is to replace the core operating system Windows CE (Embedded Compact), used in the mobile OS Microsoft Windows Mobile Phone and 7, at the core of Windows NT, which is used in modern Windows OS computers. Menlo will also contribute to the development strategy of "three screens" (Three Screens).

Participation in the project in the "information about yourself" site Microsoft Research have confirmed at least three people. Project Manager is Galen Hunt (Galen Hunt), who also heads the work on experimental OS Singularity.

According to information published on the personal page of Hunt site LinkedIn, Menlo one of the largest cross-platform projects in the history of Microsoft Research. It includes elements of the design of operating systems, study of the interaction with the user OS, and research applications. At the same time, developers have focused on the future of computer technology, when mobile devices will serve as the main computer.

Foley gathered information about the project for several months. Microsoft has not officially commented on the goals and tasks facing the developers of mobile platforms.

In late April, it was reported that Microsoft will stop developing its own tablet, known under the code name Courier. It also became known that the tablet HP Slate, announced by Steve Ballmer in January 2010, may be delivered without OS, Windows 7. Initially it was assumed that the tablet will run on this particular OS.