Part 3 video demonstrates how to make ActiveSync connection with a host PC via Bluetooth; simple Google search, Facebook login and playing YouTube video using pass through connection, and viewing detailed system information.

Host ASUS N81Vp-D1 laptop is running Windows Vista x86 SP2 with Windows Mobile Device Center version 6.1.6965. Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) is the new name in Windows Vista replacing Microsoft ActiveSync.
 
 
Tips:
1) Windows XP users can download ActiveSync version 4.5 for FREE at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/downloads/eulas/eula_activesync45.mspx?ProductID=76

2) Windows Vista/ Windows 7 users can download Windows Mobile Device Center for FREE at:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/downloads/microsoft/device-center-download.mspx

3) ActiveSync / Windows Mobile Device Center is required for pass through connection, to sync content between your mobile phone and your computer, install from PC programs for Eclipse packed in CAB format, install other applications for Eclipse via PC-based setup launchers (*.EXE).
 
 
 
With correct PC and phone settings, it is very easy to make ActiveSync connection via Bluetooth! Once connected, you can view on PC contents of your phone and memory card, you can also make file transfers (except protected ROM files), or view/send SMS from PC (using Jeyo Mobile Companion, MyMobiler, etc). Mobile registry editing is also possible using 3rd party applications (i.e. Registry Workshop). You can also connect using just the USB cable in case you do not have Bluetooth on your host PC. By default, the phone’s battery charges when connected to PC via a USB cable.
 
 
 
You can also use Internet Explorer Mobile to browse the web using your PC’s internet connection (aka ‘Pass Through’ connection). Learn more about Pass Through:
(1) http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc722321(WS.10).aspx
(2) http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsmobile/archive/2006/11/20/wmdc-activesync-pass-through-feature.aspx
 
 
Using GPRS incurs separate charge from telco. I did not include a demo using my GPRS connection as I no longer have sufficient resources. Will try WiFi connectivity when there’s one available downtown.
 
 
 
Important system information such as processor info, clock speed, etc…can be accessed using 3rd party application like SKTools.
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[Device]
 Inventec Electronics
 PocketPC

[Features]
 Sound : Available
 Pocket Office : Available
 Infrared : Not available
 Vibration : Available
 IMAP4 : Available
 Phone : Available
 Bluetooth : Available (Microsoft)
 MMS : Available
 MUI : Not available
 Speech : Not available
 Persistent storage : Available
 Bluetooth handsfree : Available

[Processor]
 Processor info:
 Processor core: MediaTek

Core revision: 0
 Processor name: MT6516
 Processor revision: 0
 Catalog number :
 Vendor: MediaTek Inc
 Instruction set: 0
 Clock speed: 400

[OS]
 OS 5.2.21840.3
 Adaptation Kit Update (AKU) version .5.0.60

[Memory]
 program: 75336/25172 KB (all/free)
 storage: 145412/80032 KB (all/free)

[Power]
 LION
 On AC Line: No
 Main battery: 80%, 3930 mV, 0 mA, 2 C
 Backup battery: 0%

[Screen]
 Resolution 240 x 400
 DPI 96 x 96
 Colors 65536

[Hardware buttons]
 Side button
 40C3
 “\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Camera.lnk”

[SD information]
 Bus driver version 5.2
 Slot 0
 Host index 0,slot index 0
 Inserted card Memory Card
 Card type SD Memory
 Interface mode 4 bit(s),Clock rate 25000000

Slot 1
 Host index 1,slot index 0
 Inserted card NIC_DEVICE_ID
 Card type SDIO , write protected
 Interface mode 4 bit(s),Clock rate 22750000

[Security Policy]
 one/two-tier device : 1
 unsigned CABs : 127
 unsigned apps : 1
 user prompts : 0
 4119 : 4294967295
 autorun : 0
 4120 : 22
 unsigned themes : 64
 RAPI : 1
 DRM : 3072
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