If you’ve set up the Outlook Hotmail Connector to sync your contact and appointment data to your Windows Live account, and then sync this information to your windows phone, you’ve probably noticed that pictures that were included with your Outlook contacts did not sync to Windows Live.
Windows Live accommodates photos with contacts, but the only contacts you'll see in your Windows Live Contacts that have photos are your Live Messenger contacts who have also posted a picture of themselves to their Windows Live account.
You'll need to manually restore the photographs to your contacts on the phone.
The easiest way to restore your contact pictures to your windows phone is to upload the pictures to your Windows Live account and then sync the pictures over to your phone.
When you sync your phone to Windows Live, the pictures will also sync to Windows Live. You won’t see the pictures there, but if you get another phone and sync to your Windows Live account, the pictures will be synced over to your new windows phone.
The easiest way to watch YouTube on a WM5.0 or WM6.x device is to input m.youtube.com into the Windows Mobile Standard or Professional phone’s mobile browser.
Then click the Link, “Download the YouTube application,” to download and install a YouTube client to your phone.
If you have a Windows Mobile Classic device that runs WM5.0 or WM6.1 (the classic devices are not phones), you can download the software directly to your device by entering this link address into your device’s mobile browser.
After you’ve installed the YouTube application, select/tap Start > Programs > YouTube
I’ve installed the YouTube application to two WM5.0 devices (IPAQ rx1950 & IPAQ hw6925) as well as to my WM6.1 Standard phone (IPAQ Voice Messenger) and my WM6.5 Professional phone (HP IPAQ Glisten).
I like its quickness, its simplified user interface, and its ease of use.
I've used Agenda One on WM 5.0 & WM6.x professional and standard phones. It is especially useful on my “candy bar” phones like the HP Ipaq hw6925, the HP Ipaq 910c Business Messenger, the HP Ipaq Voice Messenger, and the HP Ipaq Glisten, because the software is optimized to work “one handed” with the phones' keypads.