Shake2Send is an interesting way for a pair of device to establish connection and to send files to one another. Without using Bluetooth, you can pair up devices by simply shaking both of the devices at the same time.

We know you can do a lot of things with Windows Mobile, but this is just too cool. A Korean developer created an application on his Samsung Omnia to remote control his RCCAR using the device’s Bluetooth.

WirelessTime allows its user to customize when to turn on/off Phone, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or Sound. You can make changes down to the hour and minute of each day of the week.

There are many ways you can transfer files to and from your Samsung Omnia II. On Samsung devices, Bluetooth is famous for its ability to beam files between devices. Additionally, with Bluetooth, you can also set up pairing to transfer files using FTP. This make file transfers as easy as copy and paste.

The connection to Bluetooth and Wi Fi on Omnia II is considerably easier and much more intuitive. Aside from memorizing your network key, everything else is just a drag away. The finger-friendly UI makes setting up connection that much simpler. Check out the video to see how it works!

Using HeadsetRemote, you can perform various tasks on your mobile device – wirelessly. Imagine you need to start a file remotely (music, your camera or other) , you need to slide your Powerpoint presentations (do it in a very hi-tech style), or use your phone as a spy (triggered remotely) – endless possibilities, for your comfort, using this software.

SmartWatchM brings about features otherwise unknown to some watch owners. With the notification utility, you can set up Bluetooth connection between your Windows Mobile device and your Bluetooth Watches (list can be found below) to pull up all sorts of notification. Two lists we would like you to check out: the watch-phone compatibility list and the features list.

Samsung has uploaded Omnia II manual for South East Asia, espicially Singapore. Yesterday we posted it would be released on July 18 at S$898 (around US$614). If you want to see the user manual (ver. 1.0) first, feel free to download it at here.