SynergeTech Solutions has released a substantial update to their popular Windows Mobile SMS Sync software.  Windows Mobile SMS Sync is an application that allows you to backup the text messages from your Windows Mobile phone to a universal CSV (comma seperated values) file that can be read using Microsoft Excel or the special text message viewing application that comes with the application on your desktop computer.

With the release of so many new Windows Mobile 6.5 phones, many people are upgrading their phones.  In the past, this would mean losing all your text messages in the transition.  This new release of Windows Mobile SMS Sync allows you to restore the backup created from your old phone on your new one!  It even maintains the same folder structure of your messages.  In essence, you can now transfer your text messages from your old phone to your new one!

The desktop application for viewing your text messages has also been overhauled in this new release.  The new desktop viewer application has the ability to do complex searches of your text messages on a number of criteria.  Once you have filtered your text messages to those you are seeking, you can export them to a seperate file, print them as a report, or even upload them to a SQL Server database for further analysis.

The other minor enhancements included in this latest release are better support for international phone numbers, non-latin character sets, improved performance, a streamlined user interface, and the ability to backup your call history log.

Windows Mobile SMS Sync runs on Windows Mobile 5, 6, 6.1, and 6.5 devices – both on standard (smartphone) and professional (pocket pc) models.  The included text messages viewing application requires Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or 7; although this application is not required to backup or restore your messages.

Click here to learn more about the new Windows Mobile SMS Sync release on SynergeTech Solutions’ website!

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About Brian Hamachek

Brian P. Hamachek was born and grew up in the heart of the Silicon Valley: Palo Alto, California. From an early age he was very passionate about technology and business and watched the industry explode during the late 90's firsthand. He studied Computer Science at the University of California at Santa Barbara and then later returned to the Silicon Valley to continue his studies at Stanford University. After leaving Academia, he worked at a number of start-ups including Coupons.com, RelayHealth, Ephox; before founding SynergeTech Solutions, Inc in 2009.

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