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Just forward of its Windows Phone 7 (Series) unveiling on February 15 at the Mobile Globe Congress display in Barcelona, Microsoft is producing public specifics about a number of the new bosses running things there.1st up may be the freshly minted Corporate Vice President of Windows Telephone Engineering — Terry Myerson. According to new specifics published on February 12, Myerson is the lead with the team delivering “the software in the heart of Windows Phones and Zune devices,Office Professional Plus 2010 Key, including the user interface, applications, supporting web services,Office Pro 2010 Key, and the operating system.”Windows Compact Edition already is “at the heart” of both Windows Mobile phones and Zune HD devices. But the wording of Myerson;s bio leads me to believe there;s even more synergy between these groups. Hello “Zune Phone” (a k a Windows Telephone 7 offerings running Zune music/video services….?(Windows Phone seven increasingly is sounding like the new name for Windows Cellular seven. If so, the new branding is a departure for Microsoft, which has been using “Windows Mobile” to refer to the name of its mobile working system, but “Windows Phone” to refer to OEM-supplied phones running Windows Cellular.)Myerson most lately was head with the Exchange team, a position he held for eight years. He left that position in 2008 to join the Windows Mobile team, but in an until-now-publicly-unspecificed role. (Rajesh Jha took over his job when he moved to Mobile. ) Myerson joined Microsoft in 1997, after Microsoft acquired his company, Interse Corporation.I;ve also gotten a couple of tips about Softie Brian Arbogast;s recent “retirement.” Twenty-four-year Microsoft veteran Arbogast, as of 2009, was the Microsoft Corporate Vice President of Mobile Services. In that role, Arbogast was in charge of “the mobile services strategy,Office 2010 Pro Key, platform, and experiences for Windows Live and Windows Mobile, as well as the strategy, platform,Office 2007 Pro Plus Key, and integrated services for network operators and other syndication partners.” Because Microsoft is woefully behind in updating its executive bios on its corporate Web site,Microsoft Office Standard 2007, he is still listed as holding that title. I;ve asked company officials for official confirmation that he;s gone. No word so far.(Update: February fifteen: Arbogast is “on sabbatical,” according to Microsoft officials. No word on when he is due back or what his position will be when/if he returns.)According to my tipsters, services like Windows Marketplace for Mobile and MyPhone — both of which we should hear a lot about this week — are now under Myerson, as a result of Arbogast;s alleged departure. Again, waiting for official word to confirm that one….Microsoft not too long ago shared another Windows Telephone exec;s new title and responsibilities. Joe Belfiore is Corporate Vice President in charge of Windows Phone Program Management. Belfiore;s responsibilities include “the design and software product definition of forthcoming generations of Windows phones and Zune devices.” Belfiore is going to be one of the keynoters at Microsoft;s Mix 2010 conference in mid-March, the venue where the Softies are slated to unveil the development strategy and tools for Windows Phone 7.Microsoft is slated to provide an update on its mobile strategy on Monday during a press conference that is slated to begin at 9 a.m. ET. If you want to follow along on a live blog, I;d suggest tuning in to the one that istartedsomething;s Long Zheng and Neowin;s Tom Warren are operating.