Save Text Messages To Computer
Jason DeCrow, AP Question: How do I back up my text messages? It helps a lot if you use an Android phone, where your only hard part is deciding which app you want to use for the job. And on that operating system, one of the most popular choices is the free SMS Backup+. Once you connect the app to your Gmail account, it automatically backs up your texts and multimedia messages to Gmail (or any other e-mail service that supports IMAP synchronization), where you'll find them under an 'SMS' label.
Htc Save Text Messages To Computer
(Having this app be open-source, meaning anybody can inspect its code line by line, puts me more at ease with the level of system access it requests.) I've also tried a newer competitor named Uppidy that copies texts to a password-protected page — which makes for a slightly cleaner presentation than shoveling them into an e-mailbox. But storing picture and video messages requires buying a $1.99 'Uppidy+' app, something this Washington, D.C., startup's site does not make clear. Your wireless carrier may also have solutions of its own. AT&T offers a Messages app that syncs text messages, plus voicemails and your call log, between your phone, tablet or computer. Verizon recently introduced a similar service, also named Messages — although it syncs only the last 90 days' worth of texts. What about iOS?