Nokia is going to some difficult times right now, since it seems to have lost the fight with Android and iOS devices, but there are still millions of people who use mobile devices created by the Finish manufacturer.

Oxygen Phone Manager is targeting exactly these users because it comes with a handy solution that could help them get along with their handheld devices in a pretty nice and fast way.

Installing Oxygen Phone Manager is one of the easiest things on Earth until you’re prompted to pick the connectivity option you wish to use. There are three choices, cable, irDA and Bluetooth, so select the one you like the most and click next.

We went for the Bluetooth one during our test and the connection was established in no time. Transfer speeds aren’t that great though since it’s a wireless connection, so we’d recommend choosing the cable one for faster transfers.

Oxygen Phone Manager has a pretty simple interface, but there’s nothing to surprise you. Just a classic look, with the content of the phone displayed on the left, but it’s still very easy to backup messages, add new ringtones, sync the phonebook with Outlook or copy the other files from the phone.

Of course, the application has a pretty large settings menu, with dedicated options for every single feature, so you might spend some time into this side of the program as well.

Unfortunately, Oxygen Phone Manager has a pretty hefty price, although there are some other free alternatives out there. The trial version is still free to try, so give it a shot before jumping into any conclusion.