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 Your Windows Mobile-based devices have limited amount of memory. So how do you back up your personal data to to save memory space? Want to keep those SMS you have sent and received for your record? Want to get a copy of the call history, messages, and E-mails from your kid's phone?
Using Windows Mobile Data Viewer, you can download your personal data from your Windows Mobile-based Smartphone and Pocket PC with a single click. Data to be downloaded include:
* Call Log
* Contact List
* SMS (Short Messages)
* E-Mail
Data can then be viewed and printed off-line from your desktop or laptop PC, or exported to CSV format for Excel. With Windows Mobile Data Viewer, you now store complete personal data from your phone on your PC.
Features
* Save complete personal data from phone to PC, including Call Logs, Contact List, SMS, E-mails.
* Easy to use: connect your phone and one-click download.
* No trace is left on the phone.
* Support of Unicode for messages and E-mails written in non-western languages.
* Support both text-based and HTML-based messages.
* Save messages for offline viewing.
Compatibility
Mobile Data Viewer works on Windows Mobile 5 and 6-based phones. Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 2.0 is required.
Keywords: Smartphone, Pocket PC, sms, mms, contact, backup
Recent Changes: Not Established
Install Support: Install and Uninstall
Supported Languages: English
Additional Requirements: Windows Mobile 5 or 6, .NET Compact Framework 2.0
PAD file URL: http://www.senstic.com/products/WMDataViewer/wm_dataviewer_pad.xml
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