Sony Ericsson W810i save SMS and change alert tone questions
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sarm Posts: 2
Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:33 am
Hi everyone,
I want to buy Sony Ericsson W810i. Just want to ask some questions. Please reply,
1) Can we save our SMS on memory card?
2) Can we change SMS alert tone? I want to use some computer tones as a SMS alert?
Thanks in advance.
Sarm
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DTA Posts: 2
Thu Jan 11, 2007 3:34 pm
hi mate. well to answer your questions 1) i have no idea but i dont think so as i have tried everything to do this. 2) yes you can i had a simpsons tone on my pc in wav format that i made myself and i have put it on the mem card and i am using it as my text tone. just transfer the mp3 or wav file across and then access it on the phone and select more then use as then message alert. hope this helps. i have been waiting quite some time for a reply to my question reguarding the w810i so im guessing not alot of ppl have it.
revolver7f Posts: 9
Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:13 pm
I hope more people get this phone! This is hands down one of the best I have ever used!
sarm Posts: 2
Thu Jan 18, 2007 4:10 am
Many thanks for help.
DTA Posts: 2
Thu Jan 18, 2007 3:51 pm
your welcome
dansgrl Posts: 2
Tue Jan 23, 2007 1:33 pm
revolver7f wrote:
I hope more people get this phone! This is hands down one of the best I have ever used!
I agree, this is definately an awsome phone, i love that it comes with EVERYTHING that you need.
normally, i could only record up to about 25 seconds of video footage on my other phones but for this one, i got almost 12 minutes of my cat playing on her scratching post and that wasn't even the limit, i just stopped it at that point so awsome phone sony, keep it up:)
Nihu Posts: 1
Sat May 23, 2009 8:36 am
1) Saving SMS on memory stick is not possible using only the phone I think, but I just transfered some messages from my phone (SE W810i) to my PC using Mobile Phone Explorer. (Search for it, it's a free software tool.)
FloAt's Mobile Agent also works, but it doesn't save long text messages (the ones that are actually two SMSes), it gets truncated.
These programs export the messages and more to your computer in either XML, HTML, Vcard for contacts, TXT or some more formats. If you want you can then put these files back on the phone's Memory Stick.
It's strange that Sony Ericsson's own software (Sony Ericsson PC Suite) doesn't have the option to export SMS text messages.
Via Bluetooth it should also be possible using such programs as OxyCube and BluePhone Elite.
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