Save iPhone Voicemail and Text Messages

Voicemail messages and text messages are like brief journal entries of your life. While you may not want to keep them all, you'll likely want to save favorite and noteworthy ones to view or listen to later - entertaining messages from the kids, birthday wishes, congratulations, etc.

The Missing Sync for iPhone, for PC and Mac, let's you save voicemail and text messages to your computer. View or listen to them in Mark/Space Notebook. Keep the ones you want. Delete the ones you don't.

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Nexus One vs. Droid vs. Hero

Except for AT&T, all the major carriers in the United States have their Android OS "Champion". T-Mobile currently has the most models of Google phones, with the Nexus One exclusively to itself (for the time-being). Verizon has the Motorola Droid. Sprint has the HTC Hero.

They each have a sizable screen, nice for viewing movies and video. They each support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. All have GPS, as well. Of course, they all benefit from the thousands of apps available in the Android Market.

The Google Nexus One has found favor, largely, with those who appreciate fast and sleek hardware. The HTC Hero touts being a phone that conforms to you, with intuitive personalization features. The Motorola Droid is being marketed as a powerhouse of features and capabilities.

Ultimately, your decision may come down to a choice of carriers, and the service plans they offer. At the moment, Verizon has the most expensive unlimited data plan, followed by T-Mobile, and Sprint.

Regardless of which phone you might choose, they are all phones of powerful potential, connectivity, productivity and fun.

Get the most from an Android phone - Hero, Droid or Nexus One - with The Missing Sync. The Missing Sync works with Windows Media Player and iTunes to transfer playlists of music, podcasts, video and ringtones fast via USB cable. Keep contacts in sync wirelessly via Wi-Fi.

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Windows Mobile Phone Tip: Using ActiveSync and The Missing Sync

It's not uncommon for Windows Mobile phone owners to want to sync to a Windows PC (using ActiveSync) in the office and to a Mac at home (using The Missing Sync), or vice-versa. It's easy to do, but you'll want to follow a number of initial steps to help ensure everything syncs properly.

The Missing Sync keeps contacts, calendars, photos, music, notes and lots more in sync between a Mac and Windows Mobile-powered phones - including the HTC HD2 and Samsung Omnia II.

Learn how to sync your Window Mobiles phone with a Mac and a PC

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