OxyBook Free
v1.1.0
OxyBook is a contacts manager with an extended functionality which allows to manage your smartphone or classic phone contacts with the help of PC easily and conveniently.
Just in a few clicks with the help of OxyBook you can download contacts from phone to PC, edit them or create a new one using your usual PC keyboard. And then easily write them back to the phone.
With the help of OxyBook you can read and edit all phonebook fields, including additional fields (such as middle name, prefix, full address, caller groups). All these functions are supported in OxyBook only.
You can be always sure that your contacts are safely stored on the PC.
OxyBook supports Nokia mobile phones and smartphones, Sony Ericsson mobile phones and smartphones, Windows Mobile 5/6 smartphones and communicators, BlackBerry, Motorola and Samsung smartphones.
The software works under Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 and supports USB cable, Bluetooth (Microsoft, Widcomm) and infrared connection using IrDA stack.
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