“Hey what is the title of the Music played just now?” This is the common question we encounter when people hear new music or song on the radio or television. MusicID can actually tell you the title of the sound track when you hum or whistle. Phones like the latest Windows Mobile has a built in tool that records the small part of audios from FM, television or other audio players and stores these data into its huge database and later when the phone hear that part of the sound track again it can then identify that sound.

So if you have the latest phone like Windows Mobile, just launch the app and try it out. You will not be disappointed as the technology is shockingly accurate.

So can one use the beautiful new Windows Mobile Device Center on XP. The answer to that question is no. The software was created as an ActiveSync replacement when Vista was released. The following operating systems support Windows Mobile Device Center:

• Vista Home Basic
• Vista  Home Premium
• Vista  Business
• Vista Enterprise
• Vista Ultimate

If you would like more detailed information on Windows Mobile Device Center we have an extensive article covering the topic at ExecTones.

The Windows Mobile Device Center is an all inclusive software package that allows you to do the following:

• Simplify setup of your device
• Manage sync settings with your phone
• Upload and download photos to your windows mobile device.
• Browse the files on a Windows Mobile phone

Operating Systems

The following versions of Vista are supported by the Windows Mobile Device Center :

• Home Basic
• Home Premium
• Business
• Vista Enterprise
• Vista Ultimate

Synchronization

Windows Mobile Device Center will allow you to sync with all of the key Microsoft messaging and collaboration systems. In fact Outlook 2000, XP, or 2003 is required before any syncing can occur for e-mail, calendar, contacts, and notes. Microsoft recommends Outlook 2003 or later.

How to download Windows Mobile Device Center

There are two ways to install the software:

1. Download it from the Windows Mobile web site and install the software manually.

1. Connect your Windows Mobile Device , go Start, Control Panel, Security, and click Check for Updates. Windows will detect the need for Windows Mobile Device Center and install the required software.

Connection Options

The following options exist for communicating with your Windows Mobile Device with Windows Mobile Device Center:

• Direct with a USB cable.
• Via Bluetooth

How to Start Windows Mobile Device Center

Click on Start, All Programs, and then Windows Mobile Device Center

New users of Windows Mobile 6 ringtone find it confusing to upload and change the default ringtone. Of course, prior to knowing how to replace the ringtones on your smart phone, it advised to know the folders of your smart phone first. Here are some tips to determine the location of the folder for your ringtones:

• The first step is to connect the smart phone to your Windows PC. The ActiveSync or the Windows Mobile Device Center will complete the synchronization process.
• Once completed, select the Explore feature.
• Navigate the folders and select My Windows Mobile-Based Devices. Select the Application Data and then select Sounds folder.
• If you will be uploading ringtones, you will place it in the Sounds folder. This is the location where your mp3 or wav ringtones will be placed.

The Windows Mobile 6 operating system allows users to change the default ringtones of different file formats. Supported file formats include wav and mp3 files. Users who would like to change their ringtone in a more professional sounding ringtones can purchase a ringtone pack at ExecTones where there are a variety of ringtones that will suit every professional’s needs.