How do I create contact groups on my Samsung Omnia?

I have Windows Mobile 6.1 and I believe it should have the option of creating contact groups on it, but no idea how or where to find it. Thanks!

Answer by pspmyspace
Press Start – Programs – Contacts
To create the Contact Group, select a contact and click on Menu and select Edit. Scroll down and click on Categories. Once inside, u can use the existing one or select New to create a new group.
You made use of the Categories to group your contacts together as a group.
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i have a samsung intercept that has access to the droid app store, which i am aware has many apps for a select group of smart phones. and i haven’t been able to find this app and i am almost certain there is one based on the large market of apps available.

Answer by Umair
you need 2.2 to tether off the phone
use apps like easy tether or easy pda net to tether for non 2.2 phones.
you phone need to be 2.0+ i think in order to see these apps.

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