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I am at present utilizing Symbian S60 device that is Nokia 5230. The just thing I adore regarding it the PC suite that permits me to send or read messages right on the laptop later than connecting through Bluetooth. I am setting up to move to android. All I wish to know is does Android phones have PC suite that permit me to perform the similar? That is handling messages correct from the laptop itself? Please respond. Thanks in advance!
These days I establish a PC suite for Android, it is called "HIAPK PC suite for Android”, and analysis it on my PC. I saw that some things effort, but I could not appreciate the language because it is in some other language that is in Chinese. I have attempted to disassemble the program in eager that I could make a patch for English, but at a standstill not anything. Does anybody present to make a collective investigate regarding this?
There is no exacting PC suite for Android as such. Even though some third party PC suites have popped up newly, I have not attempted them, so cannot remark on that. If you are apprehensive regarding sending messages from Laptop through Phone, after that there are frequent applications to watch out of that. One such application is "SMS Control Center". So, just try this, wish this will useful for you. Let me know your experience after using this.
Yes, SMS Control Center permits you to send and accept SMS from PC through mobile phone. All folders are synchronized mechanically while the device is connected. Sustains Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections.
- Send and collect your SMS like e-mail
- Archive
- Rules
- Lots of languages
- Contacts
- Spell checking
You can utilize MyPhoneExplorer software with Android phone its remarkable you can browse phone, SD card, send collect messages , and capture backup of contacts as well. Lots of people lingered for this update and currently it’s completed. MyPhoneExplorer is currently able to handle Android Phones and not just from Sony Ericsson. This means there is lots of novel supported models i.e. Sony Ericsson X10, HTC Desire, Motorola Milestone, and many more.