LabVIEW Mobile Module ... obsolete?

So I have been looking at the LabVIEW Mobile Module.  It seems like an interesting tool.  The main product page says you can "use the LabVIEW Mobile Module to develop applications for the latest handheld devices and smartphones."
The "latest" devices?
It seems to me that it only support up to Windows Mobile 6.0?  Which is about 4+ years old?
Anyone know of NI's roadmap for supporting mobile devices?  Seems like they are a bit slow to catch on to the "app revolution".

There has been discussion about this recently and basically upgrades are on hold apparently while NI tries to get a handle on the exploding handheld market and figures out what target(s) to concentrate on, at least as far as I can make out.
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