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November 14, 2006
Where is the Norton Utilities of Cell Phones?
An article in this morning's WSJ got me thinking: Where is the Norton Utilities of cell phones? The idea that SMS text remains on your cellphone for months -- even if deleted -- is an eye-opener.People might be surprised to hear that a record of a text message stays in a phone even after it has been sent or even deleted. How long do old messages remain in a phone's memory?It depends on how active a texter you are. For average users, messages will stay a couple of months. For more-active messagers, it might be just two weeks.
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Catching up your posts after long !! Dont what exactly are you looking for from the Norton Utilities for Cellphone,here is a open source forensic software for cellphone which can potentially retrieve the SMS that you mention.
http://tulp2g.sourceforge.net/index.html
Rajan