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- 07-08-2012, 09:45 PM
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transition to android - moving texts from bb to android
Hey all,
I've started my transition back to android. I've loved my 9900 but have a g2 coming for me in the mail. The blackberry is the greatest phone (call, text, email) but unfortunately I miss my phone being able to do more than phone functions (well that is; I came from android). Also I feel its time to maximize the selling point for my 9900- should decrease closer we get to bb10 (if they ever come out.. Frustration).
That being said (/end rant), my question is this: I want to keep my text messages in the transition. Any way to save them and load them into android? I'd be rooting mine and probably loading an ICS rom on it (miss that part of a cell too)
Thanks! And hopefully bb can win me back in the future. Such a great qwerty, I honestly often prefer it to my desktop for typing- crazy! - 07-26-2012, 07:03 PM
Thread Author #2
bump
I have now moved to an android g2 and love it but still want to move my texts from my bb over before I sell it..
Help please! Thanks.Moto Rokr E1 > Moto SLVR > Pantech Duo > HTC G1 > Blackberry Bold 9700 > Bold 9900 > HTC G2 & BB 9000 > Z10
Tmobile USA - Prepaid $30 per month! (100 minutes, unlimited data throttled at 5 GB, unlimited sms). Then I use VoIP at home for free wifi calling
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Don't Panic - 07-26-2012, 07:43 PM #3
ipd-extractor - Extract Blackberry backup (IPD file) into CSV file - Google Project Hosting
One way, create a non-encrypted backup, extract the sms to CSV
Then use an android app to import csv to sms: Import sms csv Apps - AndroidMy website http://papped.webatu.com - 07-26-2012, 09:31 PM #4
I've been away from BB long enough that I'm no longer familiar with its SMS Backup apps. But I'd recommend looking for one that backs up your SMS to gmail. Then use a similar backup utility on your Android device to recover them (their are tons of apps that accomplish this for Android).
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