MyPhoneExplorer

Thanks for the bump. I think how you chose to bump it is the best way... that way the history of the request is maintained.

Name of the program: MyPhoneExplorer
Website for the program: https://www.fjsoft.at/
Author: Franz Josef Wechselberger
License (e.g. Freeware, Open Source, GPL, etc): Freeware (donations accepted), I'm not sure of any specific license
Description and anything else which might help:

MyPhoneExplorer is a powerful phone management software for your desktop PC. The main feature is a full featured file manager which enables you to manage file transfers, automatic file syncs and also photo transfer with one click.

Some other features:
- sync your contacts with Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, Lotus Notes, Tobit David, Windows Contacts,..
- sync your calendar with Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, Sunbird, Lotus Notes, Tobit David, Windows Calendar,...
- sync your notes with Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes and Windows StickyNotes
- manage your SMS: download to PC, backup, delete, send SMS from desktop
- view the call list of the phone, archive calls, delete them, backup call lists
- create and restore backups (includes contacts, calendar, tasks, notes, sms and files)
- manage installed apps, launch, install, uninstall or download them to your desktop
- control your phone through your desktop with mouse and keyboard, create screenshots
- use the pc keyboard as input method for your phone
- handle calls from your desktop, dial numbers, accept, reject and end calls
- and much more...

Connection via WiFi, USB-Cable or Bluetooth. No data will be handled by external servers; the whole communication is local.

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Currently listed on FOSShub too:
https://www.fosshub.com/MyPhoneExplorer.html

According to the description on FOSShub:
MyPhoneExplorer is a freeware phone management software, useful for those who need to explore their phones. It works with Sony® Ericsson® and Android™ mobile phones (running Android™ 1.6 or higher).

This application can connect to mobile devices using a USB cable, Wi-Fi, infrared or Bluetooth (pairing also possible) connections. As soon as a connection is available, you can perform all kind of actions (listed at features section below) related to backup, Explorer, and personal information manager. It works with almost all Microsoft® Windows® versions in both ways: portable or installer. Linux users can run this software using the Wine emulator (tested with Ubuntu Linux version 12.10).

So, according to the above description, it can be portable (I haven't confirmed), but having it available in PortableApps format would be great!