Comments on: How to back up SMS messages on iPhone http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/ The Business of Technology Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:29:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Io http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-905575 Io Fri, 17 Oct 2008 20:40:44 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-905575 I would suggest YouArchive.It too. It's a free web service, so SMSs are stored in the cloud and are accessible from anywhere the world, any moment. http://youarchive.it I would suggest YouArchive.It too.
It’s a free web service, so SMSs are stored in the cloud and are accessible from anywhere the world, any moment.
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]]> By: heinz http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-901011 heinz Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:34:13 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-901011 try http://insend.de for windows try (link) for windows

]]> By: Chri http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-895160 Chri Thu, 21 Aug 2008 20:40:45 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-895160 There's also YouArchive.It to backup SMS messages... this is also a web service, so SMSs are stored in the site, and are accessible from anywhere the world. Also, messages can be imported directly from the phone, with a free application called iTextUploader. http://youarchive.it There’s also YouArchive.It to backup SMS messages… this is also a web service, so SMSs are stored in the site, and are accessible from anywhere the world.
Also, messages can be imported directly from the phone, with a free application called iTextUploader.
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]]> By: Sauvegardez les messages de votre iPhone - Gizmodo - Tant d'amour pour ces fabuleux nouveaux gadgets, c'est surnaturel. http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-890274 Sauvegardez les messages de votre iPhone - Gizmodo - Tant d'amour pour ces fabuleux nouveaux gadgets, c'est surnaturel. Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:29:35 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-890274 [...] Un nouveau venu dans la cacophonie des applications OSX qui ne font qu’une chose (mais une chose vraiment bien) : le Syphone. C’est un freeware, c’est chouette, qui permet de sauvegardez vos messages SMS pour que vous puissiez les lire plus tard. Il vous permet même (si on comprend bien) d’importer des messages sur votre téléphone. Génial ! ça signifie que vous pouvez injecter en cachette sur le téléphone d’un ami un message de son ex lui demandant de revenir. Mais on se trompe sûrement. Si vous le testez chez vous, dites-nous si ça marche en commentaire. (Benoît ? Tu t’y colles ?) [Micromat via SMS Text News via Giga Om] [...] [...] Un nouveau venu dans la cacophonie des applications OSX qui ne font qu’une chose (mais une chose vraiment bien) : le Syphone. C’est un freeware, c’est chouette, qui permet de sauvegardez vos messages SMS pour que vous puissiez les lire plus tard. Il vous permet même (si on comprend bien) d’importer des messages sur votre téléphone. Génial ! ça signifie que vous pouvez injecter en cachette sur le téléphone d’un ami un message de son ex lui demandant de revenir. Mais on se trompe sûrement. Si vous le testez chez vous, dites-nous si ça marche en commentaire. (Benoît ? Tu t’y colles ?) [Micromat via SMS Text News via Giga Om] [...]

]]> By: Christian http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-877775 Christian Sat, 10 May 2008 23:18:38 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-877775 I had to restart my Mac after installing Syphone-- and that made it work. Didn't work until I restarted. FYI. I had to restart my Mac after installing Syphone– and that made it work. Didn’t work until I restarted. FYI.

]]> By: Ken http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-870763 Ken Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:41:10 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-870763 <p>I've just downloaded the program, run, nothing worked, shut down and reopened and it won't load up... clearly still in very early beta testing!</p> <p>try again next time Syphone</p> I’ve just downloaded the program, run, nothing worked, shut down and reopened and it won’t load up… clearly still in very early beta testing!

try again next time Syphone

]]> By: asdf http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-867285 asdf Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:54:43 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-867285 <p>http://homepage.mac.com/vaughn/msync/</p> (link)

]]> By: Blake http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-867284 Blake Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:54:18 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-867284 <p>Here is a website that i came across that has an application for Windows users. I downloaded and tried to use it but there were problems. The same thing may happen for you but trying shouldn't hurt. If any one else has an answer to the SMS archive issues on Windows with iPhones please let me know.</p> Here is a website that i came across that has an application for Windows users. I downloaded and tried to use it but there were problems. The same thing may happen for you but trying shouldn’t hurt. If any one else has an answer to the SMS archive issues on Windows with iPhones please let me know.

]]> By: Pammydi http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-866992 Pammydi Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:07:48 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-866992 <p>Yes, I am wondering the same thing, too. How can I save my text messages and voice mail to Windows XP, or Vista? This very frustrating. I like the iPhone, but am not going to become a Mac user. Am strongly considering going to the Sony Xperia when it comes out. So tired of the non-compatibility with this phone and my Windows OS. If anyone has a solution or knows of some software, other than jailbreaking the phone, I'd love to hear. Thanks.</p> Yes, I am wondering the same thing, too. How can I save my text messages and voice mail to Windows XP, or Vista? This very frustrating. I like the iPhone, but am not going to become a Mac user. Am strongly considering going to the Sony Xperia when it comes out. So tired of the non-compatibility with this phone and my Windows OS. If anyone has a solution or knows of some software, other than jailbreaking the phone, I’d love to hear. Thanks.

]]> By: nk http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-865171 nk Tue, 11 Mar 2008 08:34:12 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-865171 <p>I want to know how can i save sms from my nokia communicator.. nokia 9300.. pls help me out.. I am using windows xp..</p> I want to know how can i save sms from my nokia communicator.. nokia 9300.. pls help me out.. I am using windows xp..

]]> By: Iphone Girl http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-862303 Iphone Girl Wed, 20 Feb 2008 07:11:55 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-862303 <p>How can I save TXT msgs to my PC? Syphone is good for MAC, but what application can I use for PC? Thanks.</p> How can I save TXT msgs to my PC? Syphone is good for MAC, but what application can I use for PC? Thanks.

]]> By: Katie Lips http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-811132 Katie Lips Fri, 28 Dec 2007 14:42:15 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-811132 <p>Om, Syphone is pretty cute for your own personal private archive. We make an SMS archiving app but instead of saving to your computer we save them online.</p> <p>Treasuremytext (the original SMS archive) saves people's favorite SMS messages online. When saved, users can organise and share their messages. Our users from all over the world save messages simply by forwarding them to our standard rate mobile number: hassle free with no compatibility issues, it works on any phone, any network, anywhere.</p> <p>Until that is iPhone came along. The Treasuremytext Dev Team has iPhones and we quickly found we couldn't use our own service with our iPhones as there was no way of forwarding messages. Of course the iPhone offers us a much better way to archive messages using EDGE or Wifi, so if we could build an iPhone app that lets iPhone users archive some or all messages to Treasuremytext, then we would make Treasuremytext better for iPhone users as it would be free to use (rather than the cost of the forwarded SMS).</p> <p>Treasuremytext 2 is now in beta, and the iPhone app is very nearly ready for launch. The beta is running with a Netherlands phone number right now but we are launching localized versions in UK, NL and USA soon.</p> <p>For invites to try out the new Treasuremytext see: http://beta.treasuremytext.com/Apps/WebObjects/SMS.woa/wa/goCreateAccount</p> <p>Best,</p> <p>Katie Lips http://beta.treasuremytext.com http://blog.treasuremytext.com</p> Om,
Syphone is pretty cute for your own personal private archive. We make an SMS archiving app but instead of saving to your computer we save them online.

Treasuremytext (the original SMS archive) saves people’s favorite SMS messages online. When saved, users can organise and share their messages. Our users from all over the world save messages simply by forwarding them to our standard rate mobile number: hassle free with no compatibility issues, it works on any phone, any network, anywhere.

Until that is iPhone came along. The Treasuremytext Dev Team has iPhones and we quickly found we couldn’t use our own service with our iPhones as there was no way of forwarding messages. Of course the iPhone offers us a much better way to archive messages using EDGE or Wifi, so if we could build an iPhone app that lets iPhone users archive some or all messages to Treasuremytext, then we would make Treasuremytext better for iPhone users as it would be free to use (rather than the cost of the forwarded SMS).

Treasuremytext 2 is now in beta, and the iPhone app is very nearly ready for launch. The beta is running with a Netherlands phone number right now but we are launching localized versions in UK, NL and USA soon.

For invites to try out the new Treasuremytext see: (link)

Best,

Katie Lips
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]]> By: Sandra http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-748308 Sandra Fri, 07 Dec 2007 02:56:22 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-748308 <p>Syphone only works on a Mac OS. Is there any way I can back up my Iphone SMS messages to my PC? If anyone knows, please help :) Thanks!</p> Syphone only works on a Mac OS. Is there any way I can back up my Iphone SMS messages to my PC? If anyone knows, please help :) Thanks!

]]> By: Apple Blog » Blog Archive » Syphone Backs Up SMS Messages From Your iPhone [Software] http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-740041 Apple Blog » Blog Archive » Syphone Backs Up SMS Messages From Your iPhone [Software] Tue, 04 Dec 2007 00:08:17 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-740041 <p>[...] Joining the cacophony of OS X apps that only do one thing (but one thing really well), here’s the Syphone. It’s freeware, which is nice, and serves to back up your SMS messages so you can read them later. It even allows you to–if we’re reading this right–import messages to your phone, which means you can covertly inject a message into your buddy’s phone from his ex asking whether he wants to get back together. We’re probably reading that wrong. [Micromat via SMS Text News via Giga Om] [...]</p> [...] Joining the cacophony of OS X apps that only do one thing (but one thing really well), here’s the Syphone. It’s freeware, which is nice, and serves to back up your SMS messages so you can read them later. It even allows you to–if we’re reading this right–import messages to your phone, which means you can covertly inject a message into your buddy’s phone from his ex asking whether he wants to get back together. We’re probably reading that wrong. [Micromat via SMS Text News via Giga Om] [...]

]]> By: Jo Mosaku http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-739660 Jo Mosaku Mon, 03 Dec 2007 19:26:57 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-739660 <p>Hi Om,</p> <p>maybe you should try Synkia.com for your Nokia N95 or any other SyncML compatible mobile phone or device (in excess of 1 billion currently on the market). Synkia will back up and archive all your SMS messages online. By using Synkia's service you can also synchronize address book information, tasks, notes. You can also easily migrate data from one device to another.</p> <p>Synkia's SMS backup is performed as a onetime action of synchronization between a mobile phone and the Synkia server, together with all personal data. In the SMS section of Synkia's web application users have a backup of all messages still present on their phones and an unlimited archive of all messages ever backed up with Synkia, no matter if they are still on the phone or not. Rich search functions allow the user to find a specific messages by key words, date sent or received and by the sender’s name.</p> <p>And as more people store digital contact data in multiple places, a server-based address book, such as Synkia's, is able to unify your contacts and keep them all in sync. Synkia integrates this all into an online portal at www.Synkia.com</p> <p>Synkia's solution supports a wide range of mobile devices including:</p> <ul> <li>SyncML enabled phones, including models from Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericcson and others</li> <li>Windows Mobile devices, devices such as BlackBerries and Palm Treos, via third party software</li> </ul> <p>Synkia ensures that data is up-to-date on every device and server.</p> <p>Regards, Jo Mosaku</p> <p>Disclosure: I currently work for Synkia AS, headquartered in Oslo, Norway with development team based in Kraków, Poland</p> Hi Om,

maybe you should try Synkia.com for your Nokia N95 or any other SyncML compatible mobile phone or device (in excess of 1 billion currently on the market). Synkia will back up and archive all your SMS messages online. By using Synkia’s service you can also synchronize address book information, tasks, notes. You can also easily migrate data from one device to another.

Synkia’s SMS backup is performed as a onetime action of synchronization between a mobile phone and the Synkia server, together with all personal data. In the SMS section of Synkia’s web application users have a backup of all messages still present on their phones and an unlimited archive of all messages ever backed up with Synkia, no matter if they are still on the phone or not. Rich search functions allow the user to find a specific messages by key words, date sent or received and by the sender’s name.

And as more people store digital contact data in multiple places, a server-based address book, such as Synkia’s, is able to unify your contacts and keep them all in sync. Synkia integrates this all into an online portal at (link)

Synkia’s solution supports a wide range of mobile devices including:

  • SyncML enabled phones, including models from Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericcson and others
  • Windows Mobile devices, devices such as BlackBerries and Palm Treos, via third party software

Synkia ensures that data is up-to-date on every device and server.

Regards, Jo Mosaku

Disclosure: I currently work for Synkia AS, headquartered in Oslo, Norway with development team based in Kraków, Poland

]]> By: Syphon lets you save iPhone text messages · TechBlogger http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-739295 Syphon lets you save iPhone text messages · TechBlogger Mon, 03 Dec 2007 15:51:40 +0000 http://gigaom.com/2007/12/02/how-to-back-up-sms-messages-on-iphone/#comment-739295 <p>[...] [Via GigaOm] [...]</p> [...] [Via GigaOm] [...]

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