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.

With the latest release of SkyFire 1.5, we now have two highly-capable and versatile mobile browser that includes the Opera Mobile 10 beta.

Now that we have the Samsung bada installed, we can take a look at one of bada’s application sample. Head over to the SDK directory for the sample folder.

Taking notes on the go is another advantage that comes with Windows Mobile phones. Samsung Omnia II’s TouchWiz widget Smart Memo offers another way to jot down ideas, put together a quick note and sending them to your friends or colleagues. You can now toss away those napkins and integrate multimedia with your notes.

Ringtones on Samsung Windows phones are rather unique. By default, the volume of the ringtone will increase from the first few seconds. This can be an issue for some user who are not accustomed to loud ringtones. If that’s you, here’s a registry edit you can try to resolve the issue.

Samsung Omnia II and original Omnia are capable of supporting DivX video which means you don’t need to encode specific video format for mobile device.

Samsung has posted a Samsung Omnia II page providing half a dozen tips and tricks for the newly release device. The first 2 videos can be viewed without registration. The registration is pretty basic and the selected video will load after registration.

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!