All of the features previously available in ActiveSync are available in Vista's Windows Mobile Device Center, including synchronization and setting up your partnership. However, most of the user interface has changed in an effort to enhance your ability to easily and intuitively find device-related tasks and improve the overall usability of those tasks.

Microsoft said that only a portion of Windows Mobile Device Center is included in this release of Windows Vista. As to them this primarily includes core device connectivity components, which allows the operating system to recognize that a Windows Mobile-based device has connected and load the appropriate device drivers loaded and services. Included with this is our Windows Mobile Device Center base application that enables some basic functionality, including the ability to browse the contents of your device, use desktop passthrough to sync with Microsoft Exchange, and change some general computer and connection settings.

You can read the whole Windows Vista Mobile Device Center Step by Step Guide from Microsoft here.

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