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After months of wait lists and promotional code invites, Microsoft\u2019s Cloud-syncing My Phone<\/a> service is now an open beta. <\/p>\n My Phone syncs your Windows Mobile Smartphone\u2019s data (contacts, calendar, documents, tasks, text messages, photos, videos, and music) with a web server, and provides secure access to that data via web browser. You can add or edit calendar and contacts via the My Phone interface, as well as upload or download photos and videos; changes made to My Phone on the web or on the smartphone will be synced across the service when you manually begin a sync or on a pre-set schedule. <\/p>\n You must have a Windows Mobile 6.x Smartphone in order to use My Phone , and at present, Microsoft offers 200MB of online storage the service. <\/p>\n To start using My Phone, visit the web site<\/a> on your PC and send an installer link to your phone via SMS. To install directly from your WM phone, point your mobile browser (IE Mobile is best for this) to:<\/p>\n http:\/\/myphone.microsoft.com\/install<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" \nAfter months of wait lists and promotional code invites, Microsoft\u2019s Cloud-syncing My Phone service is now an open beta.
\nMy Phone syncs your Windows Mobile Smartphone\u2019s data (contacts, calendar, documents, tasks, text messages, photos, videos, and music) with a web server, and provides secure access to that data via web browser. You can add […] Continue reading