For users looking to send mass text message on a consistent basis, going through adding a new recipient each time could be a hassle. There are other applications out there that allows you to do so with relative ease. But what if you don’t want to install anything on your device? There is a better way, that require you to enter all these numbers into one contact.

Some users of Samsung Omnia or Omnia II have complaint about a recurring theme where items from their computer appear on their mobile device without prior settings within the Windows Mobile Device Center.

For those not aware of this: Opera Mobile has it’s own set of Preference Editor on top of the Settings available. Within the Editor, you can change things like Fonts, what to do with Multimedia, Colors, a long list of Users Preference and more.

Customization is key in Windows Mobile. And with the platform war continue to rage on, Windows Mobile’s Windows root still give the platform an edge when it comes to editing files within the system (with some risk involved, of course).

The default way of carrying out this action is to go through the settings change for ringtones or sound notification. On Samsung Omnia II you have another option that let’s you set any Now Playing music as your default ringtone.

I found an annoying point while I’ve been with Omnia II for 2 months. ‘Butt call’, have you experienced that? Even though it is ergonomically designed and the bottom key area end is rounded down, it is still vulnerable to be pressed in your pocket.

On the Samsung Omnia, your keypad will be locked during calls and can only be unlocked if you click on the optical-mouse pad (of course there are ways around it through patches).

Today, QWERTY keyboard has taken over as the main input method on most of the phones. Phone-pads input method however, did not go away as its ingrained in most users habits, it’s nostalgic to go back to phone-pads.