SyncSMS 0.9.3.3

Reviews

5 ★, on 2012-12-23
I decided to try this after reading the whole 105 page thread on xda. The developer is really committed to this, and once push notifications were set up this is as seamless as using a native built in SMS program. Very nice job and well worth the small fee. The setup procedure is somewhat complicated but not overly difficult so I won't take a star off for that. It is all open source too, so there is a little confidence that comes from that. I am using it on my Nexus 7 and a huawei u8800

5 ★, on 2013-12-30
Synced my texts between my Xperia Tablet Z and HTC One perfectly, exactly what I was hoping to achieve. Now I can leave my phone on my bedroom nightstand and send/receive texts from my tablet. It seemed redundant to be using a tablet like this and still need to keep my phone on me while at home. Terrific.

1 ★, on 2013-05-01
Lacks features other apps have. Needs serious update to catch up. No updates since November 2012, no mms support and no PC browser support. I used this app for a long time now uninstalling for MightyText.

2 ★, on 2017-05-31
I was really expecting more. I dont know If it doesn't work on earlier versions of android or what, but what it displays on my tablet running Android 7.0 is NOT what is displayed on my LG K7 running an earlier version. the one on the phone is a jumbled up mess. I just wanted two sms decent sms apps that would sync together i could use on both phone and tablet. havn't found one yet.

2 ★, on 2013-01-30
It mostly works. It won't deliver messages if they are part of a group message. Occasionally, if messages are sent in quick succession, the first message is missed. On my Verizon phone, I keep getting a message from 6250, almost like a pinging message. No info, just an annoying notification. It is promising but still a beta product imo.

1 ★, on 2013-09-01
I just wasted my money. It's not what I think it is. This app is misleading. The description does not say that it will not sync all your SMS across your phone-enabled tablet and your phone. And it does not mention that it wont actually use the stock SMS app of your phone-enabled tablet because it uses its own messaging app. Misleading description plus no trial version equals waste of money! That amount of money is equivalent to three happy big meals here n my country. What a waste!