Windows Phone Device Manager is a very handy software solution that allows you to easily manage the content of any Windows Phone device. Just like iTunes for iOS products, Windows Phone Device Manager enables you to view, install and uninstall applications, explore files and folders, synchronize, add new ringtones or delete the existing ones, view device information and backup the whole device. Just as expected, the interface is very easy to use and provides instant access to all the aforementioned tools, while also showing valuable information such as phone name, model, software and OS versions, total and available storage, mobile operator and cellular network. Unfortunately however, the application currently supports just a limited number of mobile phones, including Samsung Omnia 7, LG Optimus 7, HTC HD 7, HTC HD2 and a few others. Additionally, Windows Phone Device Manager offers some very useful tools to send SMS, emails, notes and clipboard content straight from your computer. Last but not least, the device information screen shows valuable information regarding your phone, such as CPU, display, ROM and RAM, storage, battery, camera, USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and operating system. Of course, your phone needs to be connected via USB, with the application boasting dedicated tools to integrate into Windows Context Menu and insert a “Send to Windows Phone” entry. All in all, Windows Phone Device Manager is a very handy utility for all Windows Phone devices, providing a very user friendly interface and basically all the tools you need to get full control over your handheld.
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