How can I transfer my texting messages from my Samsung Galaxy

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How can I transfer my texting messages from my Samsung Galaxy

foxislandgirl 22 weeks ago

I would be transfering the texting messages from my Samsung Galaxy (original model) to the Samsung Note II. Thank you so much for any help you might provide.

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Topic: Data Protection

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jimlynch 22 weeks ago

See this article for a possibility.

How to transfer SMS to Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 from other Android?
http://www.backuptrans.com/guides/how-to-transfer-sms-to-samsung-galaxy-...

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StillADotcommer 23 weeks ago

There is a thread on xda developers on this topic with a couple of different options. You might want to give it a read and see what they found worked best. SMS Backup & Restore seemed to get some love.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1607311

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foxislandgirl 22 weeks ago

Thanks so much! I'll give it a try.... :)

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