Motorola has delivered a series of devices powered by Android, Google’s mobile operating system and it is not yet done with it as there are a series of more such devices yet to be delivered in 2010. Motorola will also be offering some feature phones and chances are fair that it will launch a Windows Phone 7 series powered handset by 2010 end.

Excerpts from a recent article on pocketnow confirm that Motorola’s focus continues to be to deliver Android powered handsets for the rest of 2010 and that there is a possibility for it to come up with a handset for Windows Phone 7 series OS.

As might be known to most of you, Motorola was a Windows Mobile licensee earlier; however there is no clarity about its return to Microsoft’s mobile platform. The possibility of Motorola launching handsets powered by Windows Phone 7 OS cannot be written off given the fact that Microsoft announced the availability of the Windows Phone 7 powered handsets in time for the holiday season.

Motorola created waves in the market with the launch of Motorola CLIQ and Motorola DROID / MILESTONE handsets earlier based on the Android OS. Even as Motorola continues to focus on Android powered phones at the moment, its return to Microsoft’s mobile OS should not draw any flak. Microsoft has changed strategy and switched to focus more on the user experience with Windows Phone 7 OS.