Both the Samsung Omnia and the Omnia II has their own mass storage. To take advantage of file transferring on the mass storage, it would be much faster to do so with Mass Storage connection instead of ActiveSync.

For Windows 7 and Vista users who connects your device to your desktop, you are probably using the Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) to perform any ActiveSync actions. Samsung-Omnia.org forum user felt that the icon of the smartphone on WMDC does not represent his Samsung Omnia and came up with the How-To Guide to personalize it.

Have you tried making notes on your Windows Mobile? It’s easy. Just pull up the Notes application and you have the option of either enter in text or use handwriting to jot down your thoughts and ideas. It’s great and all, but how do you retrieve those notes onto your PC?

In the age of information overload, we are no longer just a spectator but plays active roles in creating and storing data and information in many different means. It is no longer uncommon to see a family with more than 1 or 2 computers. And with the continuous progress in mobile technology, more devices are becoming tools of data storage.

If you have ever browsed the website, you would have certainly store up a collection of bookmarks (or favorite in Internet Explorer). They are a great way to store everything you are interested in or would like to refer to in the future. With the duplicity of devices, including your Windows Mobile (WM) device, it has become essential that these bookmarks are properly synced up.

Setup your Windows Mobile (WM) contacts, tasks and appointment with your Google Account using Google Sync through ActiveSync. That’s a mouthful of syncs, but that is one thing you can do if you are an owner of a WM device who uses Google alot.

Connecting USB Cable during each ActiveSync can be a troublesome task if you need to perform it multiple times a day. There is however a way to setup the task wirelessly by establishing the ActiveSync connection through the built-in Bluetooth on your Windows Mobile device.