Oxygen Phone Manager II: A Smart Companion for Your Smartphone. More Options to Manage Data and Settings of Your Smartphone from a PC.
For immediate releaseMOSCOW, Russia (ContentDesk) October 6, 2005 -- Oxygen Software today announces the release of version 2.7.5 of Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS smartphones. This application is designed for smartphone owners who can now easily manage the content and settings of their cellphone from a personal computer. The program is compatible with almost all models of smartphones based on Symbian OS platform and can communicate with the phone through different types of connections, including cables, Infrared or Bluetooth devices. Version 2.7.5 introduces preliminary support for Nokia N70 and N90 as well as for Windows Mobile smartphones."Oxygen Phone Manager II will be the best companion for your smartphone," said Nike Golubev, marketing communications manager at Oxygen Software. "Easy phone management is where it shines.
For example, typing long SMS messages on the PC keyboard is a real relief compared to pressing tiny buttons and nervously switching between letter layouts. Another good thing is that you can easily restore the content and settings of the lost phone and save it to the new one. With the same simplicity, you can synch your phone with a PIM such as Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes or synch the phone book content across several cellphones."Oxygen Phone Manager II features an engaging list of functions that will meet all possible phone management needs. In just a few simple steps you can load, edit and rewrite your phone book. Also, you can send, receive and organize your SMS, MMS messages whose content may vary from plain text, images to ringtones, sounds and even animations.
Along with messages, you can organize and manage your phone-based To-Do lists and schedules stored in the Calendar section.The program also provides you with a single, easily accessible place for organizing the Gallery content, viewing images and listening to melodies. To make your phone the ultimate expression of your style, you can upload your favorite images, melodies and set your own wallpapers and logos.Availability and PricingOxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS smartphones is designed for Windows 98SE/Me/NT/2000/XP/Server 2003 and costs 35 Euro. A fully functional evaluation version can be downloaded for free at http://www.opm-2.com/download/SymbianOPM.zip.About Oxygen SoftwareOxygen Software is an information technology company based in Moscow, Russia. The company was founded in March 2000 by a group of software engineers. We develop communication software for managing the content and settings of mobiles and smartphones from a PC.
Our products are consistently recognized in the IT-world and see a high customer adoption in Europe and USA. We proudly stand behind our top selling Oxygen Phone Manager II for Nokia phones and Symbian OS-based smartphones. For more information, please visit http://www.oxygensoftware.com.AN EVALUATION COPY IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUESTOxygen Software is located at Feodosiyskaya Str., 1, Moscow, 117216, RussiaProduct page link: http://www.opm-2.com/symbianDirect download link: http://www.opm-2.com/download/SymbianOPM.zipCompany website: http://www.oxygensoftware.comContact:Nike GolubevMarketing Communication Mgr.Company: Oxygen Software.
Cellphones, More Than Calls, Text and Ringtones?
As 2.5G cell phones morph into 3G multimedia communicators the apparent dearth of compatible content becomes more pronounced. However, the inclusion of built-in web browsers in most new phones and the advent of always-on web access means that users can now bypass the cumbersome wap interfaces of yesterday by directly accessing any website.This opens up a vast resource of content to mobile users but it is of little value if they do not know which sites are formatted to fit their screens, what services they provide or even that they are available. Thumbtips.com (http://www.thumbtips.com) is a new portal, currently in beta testing, which is especially designed for mobile phone users. Thumbtips.com provides a directory to phone compatible web sites that do not require wap configuration, special software or synchronization with PCs for access.In general these are sites readily available to any phone, on any network as long as that phone...
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Samsung Phones Faring well in the Mobile Phone Style Charts
Niche manufacturers are carving out a healthy profit and the major manufacturers are looking to diversify their aesthetics to remain at the top.
The mobile phone has long attained a status in the collective consciousness beyond that of a simple communications device. Mobile phones are artefacts that we interact with in different ways and attribute different meanings to. One such attribute that we attribute to mobile phone sis that of the fashion accessory. Mobile phone shave attained an iconic status as identifiers of our social standing, style and preferences.
As such, a growing industry is developing that focuses directly on mobile phones as fashionable artefacts.
The niche industry for tailored mobile phones is growing rapidly. The emergence of firms such as GoldVish is testament to this and the major phone manufacturers are responding with increasingly sophisticated designs focusing on...
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Anglophiles, Telephony and Sherlock Holmes Buffs Have a Nostalgic Way To Celebrate the Season With Landmark's Classic British Red Phone Booth Ornament
(ContentDesk) September 21, 2005 -- Landmark Creations makes hand-painted blown glass ornaments that celebrate the world's great places and icons. The classic British Red Phone Booth is fast becoming extinct.
Landmark Creations has created a delightful hand-painted blown glass ornament that depicts the beloved red phone booths that dot the British landscape. This ornament is a delightful way to remember a landmark that may soon pass into history. Telecommunications professionals may find this to be the perfect co-worker holiday gift."I'll give you a ring."
No, not the kind you put on your finger.
In England, to give one a "ring" is to give them a telephone call.
In Landmark's
telephone box, Sherlock Holmes is giving Dr. Watson a ring. It's hard to believe, but the first public telephone was invented in 1878!
The little red telephone boxes were once mixed in with London's collection of lamp posts, traffic lights, benches, letter posts,...
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VoIP (Computer Phone) Warning
Never before in the history of telecommunications has a more important warning been needed for current and potential VoIP (computer phone) users who have joined, or will be joining, in the inevitable paradigm shift from telephone to VoIP.Warning! Warning! Warning! Beware of VoIP internet service providers that operate on industry standard codec and industry standard protocols because they are PUBLICLY OPEN and INTERPRETABLE! This also includes, but is not limited to, peer-to-peer (P2P) networks. In plain terms, this means, if you subscribe to, or considering subscribing to a VoIP internet solution provider who operates on these industry standards ? and over 90% do -- you have inadvertently made yourself vulnerable to the criminal activities of hackers. Regardless of the type of anti virus software you have on your computer, the publicly accessible industry standards provide a pathway by which these criminals can access your computer to plant viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and/or steal...
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Mobile Phone Viruses and Bluetooth ? Just What the Network Operators Want?
Instead of educating customers and shipping phones in a safe default mode, it's becoming fashionable to blame Bluetooth.
Is it hype or should we worry?
Nick Hunn, CTO of Ezurio Ltd ? one of the world's leading developers of Bluetooth solutions, explains the facts in a new white paper entitled "Mobile phone viruses ? just what the network operators want?"
(www.ezurio.com/documents/mobile_viruses.pdf). It explains what a Bluetooth virus is and how to prevent catching one.
It also addresses the worrying fact that their appearance may even be seen as an advantage by some network operators.Ezurio's paper questions the approach that is being taken by network operators and phone manufacturers. At least one phone manufacturer is using the phrase "Infect your friends" as part of their current sales campaign.
Drawing on their experience of the mobile industry, Ezurio discusses...
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