We’ve already shown you how Google’s Android can run on top of Windows Mobile. Well, now the Blackberry OS can run on top of Windows Mobile as well.

According to Crackberry.com and WM Experts, RIM has been working on a virtualization suite for Windows Mobile which would essentially “create” the BlackBerry OS on Windows Mobile devices.

So it would seem that with one Windows Mobile device, you might potentially have the choice to run Windows Mobile, or Blackberry OS, or Android any time you feel like switching it up.