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trinity
Feb 23, 2014, 1:08:52 PM2/23/14
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Is there a way, or even an app, so that I can archive sms messages off the
phone and onto a pc.
And if I can is there a way to read them at a later date on the PC.
Perhaps using an android emulator? Or perhaps running android-x86-4.4-
RC1 ???
Grateful for any help.
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phone and onto a pc.
And if I can is there a way to read them at a later date on the PC.
Perhaps using an android emulator? Or perhaps running android-x86-4.4-
RC1 ???
Grateful for any help.
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Andy Burns
Feb 23, 2014, 1:33:18 PM2/23/14
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trinity wrote:
> Is there a way, or even an app, so that I can archive sms messages off the
> phone and onto a pc.
When upgrading or re-flashing phones, I use "SMS backup and restore
> Is there a way, or even an app, so that I can archive sms messages off the
> phone and onto a pc.
Pro", I also use the same developer's "Call logs backup and restore"
> And if I can is there a way to read them at a later date on the PC.
> Perhaps using an android emulator? Or perhaps running android-x86-4.4-
> RC1 ???
on a PC.
trinity
Feb 23, 2014, 1:54:05 PM2/23/14
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I've found loads of apps in Play Store so I was hoping someone would
recommend one. I guess the one you mention is that by Ritesh Sahu. I'll
give it a try.
Thanks
Andy Burns
Feb 23, 2014, 1:58:41 PM2/23/14
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trinity wrote:
> Andy Burns wrote:
>
> I've found loads of apps in Play Store so I was hoping someone would
> recommend one. I guess the one you mention is that by Ritesh Sahu.
That's the one.
> Andy Burns wrote:
>
> I've found loads of apps in Play Store so I was hoping someone would
> recommend one. I guess the one you mention is that by Ritesh Sahu.
trinity
Feb 23, 2014, 2:17:04 PM2/23/14
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I am using an HTC One S which doesn't have an SD card slot. So I guess
that is a virtual card. I am an android novice although can hack linux.
Opened the file using ESFile Explorer's text editor and didn't look like
xml to me. I'll try and transfer using the awful HTC sync manager and see
what the PC makes of it.
Cheers
Andy Burns
Feb 23, 2014, 2:32:19 PM2/23/14
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trinity wrote:
> Downloaded the free version to try and it seems to have saved it to "sd0" .
> I am using an HTC One S which doesn't have an SD card slot. So I guess
> that is a virtual card.
Yes, I have mine uploaded to google drive, that may be a pro feature.
> Downloaded the free version to try and it seems to have saved it to "sd0" .
> I am using an HTC One S which doesn't have an SD card slot. So I guess
> that is a virtual card.
> Opened the file using ESFile Explorer's text editor and didn't look like
> xml to me. I'll try and transfer using the awful HTC sync manager and see
> what the PC makes of it.
download it from google drive ... yes, the content is XML
<sms protocol="0" address="TescoMobile" date="1391095813810" type="1"
subject="null" body="Tesco Mobile: Happy days. You'll no longer pay
extra for 4G from your next bill on 16 Feb. So from that bill onwards
you'll be giving us £2.50 less of your hard-earned cash. And, best of
all, you don't have to do a thing." toa="null" sc_toa="null"
service_center="+447802000332" read="1" status="-1" locked="0"
date_sent="1391095828000" readable_date="30 Jan 2014 15:30:13"
contact_name="(Unknown)" />
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