Studio Press

Oxygen Software has announced the release of Oxygen Phone Manager II 2.9, the newest version of the popular communication software tool for Nokia mobile phones, offering support for more than 20 new mobile phone models. You can manage the content and settings of your mobile phone from a personal computer in the most pleasant, if not to say joyful, way. You can organize your phonebook, events, tasks and notes, gallery, profiles, FM radio, GPRS and WAP options, call lists and voice records. “For Oxygen Software the needs of our clients have always been in the first place,” says Nike Golubev, a public relations officer at Oxygen Software. “The content of your mobile phone often becomes an essential part of your every day life. And it doesn’t really matter whether you use your phone as a means for work or entertainment. Everything is important, so we, too, don’t make any difference between work information and multimedia. Every part of the content of your phone gets equal attention. Besides, any operation is available, so to say, “on the run”. You can upload new wallpapers and ringing tones, send and receive SMS, create and view MMS messages, backup and restore all information, synch your phone with Microsoft Outlook - and all that literally in seconds. It is our job to make sure your data is safe and available any moment you need it.” Oxygen Phone Manager II allows you to edit your phone data easily from PC and see what you’ve got in the phone immediately on your PC display. Easy ad-hoc editing of your data is provided in case you need to add or modify a couple of contacts without total synchronization. It takes only a few minutes to transfer your personal information and settings from your old phone to a new one. All your contacts, events, tasks, SMS and MMS messages, images and melodies, profiles, FM stations, WAP and GPRS settings will migrate to your new phone with several mouse clicks. Even if your new phone model differs from the old one, Oxygen Phone Manager knows how to transfer all the data correctly. A copy of mobile phone information and settings on your local hard disk guarantees that, even if your phone was stolen or damaged, its data is still available and can be easily transferred to a new phone. Today Oxygen Phone Manager II offers support for almost 200 Nokia models and the list is rapidly growing as the developers of the company make sure that every new model appears on it.