Soft For Buy - Oxygen Phone Manager for Symbian phones 2.18.1

Oxygen Phone Manager II for Symbian OS smartphones lets your PC and mobile headphone with Symbian OS communicate with each other. The program allows you to ferment with Phonebook, Calendar, To-Do List, Profiles, Log records, Applications, Images, Melodies and Messages. You toilet lading your phonebook from the headphone, edit contacts, specify soul reach pictures and ringtone, define Full Name format individually for each reach, take contacts database, consequence and export the phonebook's data, and browse detailed information around your contacts using vCard window. In the Calendar segment, you toilet ferment with events of various types: Meeting, Reminder, Anniversary, etc. Recurrent events, such as Birthdays, toilet be easily organized as fountainhead. The Images browser allows you to care the images stored in your headphone including Camera snapshots. You toilet download the images from your headphone, delete unwanted images and supply new ones, preserve images to several file formats and copy them to the clipboard. The Melodies and Sounds segment allows you to regard and listen to the melodies, call tones and dictaphone records stored in your headphone, supply new melodies or delete unwanted ones. The Messages segment handles completely messages stored in your headphone. This segment allows you to take Inbox, Outbox, Drafts, Sent, My folders, Mailbox folders subject, expose basic message types - SMS, MMS, E-mail, Beamed (received via BT or IrDA), BIO (Picture message, Operator Logo, Ringing tone), take and expose file attaches for MMS, E-mail and Beamed messages. It also allows you to create and delete custom message folders, delete messages from your headphone and go them between folders. You also will be able to create and base both unmixed and Unicode SMS messages to soul recipients as fountainhead as to reach groups. Handling To-Do Lists, Profiles and Log records is unsubdivided and soft as always. OPMS has the ability to storage any data in Phone memory, Flash card or on your hard disc.