NOTE: this service is NOT related with iSMS.app, the native iPhone application to manage your sms!

Hi!
I've just finished a new fantastic webapp!
Well, it's not intended to be run on the iPhone directly, but I think you will find it very useful.

It's name is iSMS and you can find it here: http://isms.netsons.org

What does it do? Simply, it's a simple way to store SMS from the iPhone!

from the official site:

The iPhone is a fantastic phone... but it has a limit: you can save only up to 1000 sms.
If you were like us that we live of bread and sms, you would find this limit as very big, also because sms cannot be deleted one by one so, when your phone memory is full, you have to delete all your messages, including the ones that are important for you.
To solve this problem we have developed iSMS this fantastic WebApp that everyone can use for free!
iSMS is not an application, but a WebApp: this means that you don't need to download and install anything on your PC. All you need is just a web browser (like Safari, Internet Explorer, Firefox etc) and a internet connection. And you can access to your sms from anywhere, even with your mobile phone! (See FAQs for more information)

We have developed the app with an eye on security and privacy: as it's written in the FAQ, everything in the database is encrypted and neither the administrators can read your data, which is encrypted using your password. Your privacy and data security has been a priority for us since we start the development of iSMS!

The app, even if has been under development for almost 3 months and has been tested hard, is still in beta phase, so there may be some errors; so I'd really appreciate bug reports (and corrections of spelling errors: since I'm from Italy my English is not perfect ).

Feel free to ask any question here or using the contact form in the site, and, of course, to try it!

Added emoticons support to iSMS WebApp.

Now iSMS is the first service offering smilies with iPhone SMS.

That looks neat!

Do you have any idea if there's something similar to Windows Mobile?
(My old phone is a Windows Mobile, - and I would like to keep my messages).

I don't think so... It's the first time I see a service like this...

I have never had a Windows Mobile based phone (and I will never buy one ), so I don't know how they work...
However, if they store SMS inside a non-proprietary format (and you can extract the database), I may add support for them.


By the way, I'm updating iSMS to version 2.0, which includes full 1.1.3-1.1.4 support for old users too (iSMS works with the new firmwares, but there may be problems if you have used it with older firmware previously).

iSMS 2, which includes full 1.1.3/1.1.4 support, has been released.
Now you can enjoy it