Bring your messages from Symbian and BlackBerry over to Windows Mobile

This is for the people that are thinking about switching to Windows Mobile but dont want to leave your information behind. This is here to help make the change easier for  you. When moving from a phone to Windows Mobile you don’t want to leave all your previous messages in your old phone, well their is a way to get all your things moved over.

There service is called mIQ and it replaced Dashwire, but it does the same thing and all for free. This site does it in a 4 step process that is as painful as pinching your self. This is the fastest and cheapest way to get very thing you want from one to another.

I hope this can help the people who need it like this guy:

Hi All,
I want to switch from Nokia 5800 running S60 5th edition to HTC HD2. The only thing stopping me is how to transfer messages from S60 to WM.

Is there a way to do so?

Well this is your answer and I really hope it helps. Get it Here

Step 1: Never lose your must-have information again! With mIQ, your contacts, text messages, calendar events, call log, photos, videos, and voicemail messages automatically upload – as they happen – and are safely backed-up on your private web account. After all, when’s the last time you’ve been prepared to drop your phone in a swimming pool?

Step 2: Whether you’re at work in front of your computer, in an airport after your phone battery has just died, or traveling in a country with no service – your content is just a web browser click away. mIQ’s desktop-like web experience allows you to send and receive text messages, manage your contacts, schedule new calendar events, view and edit your photos and videos, listen to your voicemail, track your phone usage, configure your phone settings, and do all sorts of other things – from anywhere, without ever having to even pick up your phone! A big screen and a computer keyboard can be very nice.

Step 3: You just captured a completely ridiculous photo. How would you go about texting it to your closest friends, e-mailing it to your parents, uploading it to all of the social sites you use, and updating your status so that people could hear about what happened? mIQ automatically uploads your photos, videos, and status updates to the web, making it easy for you to share with the people you care about and the social sites you use to stay connected with them.

Step 4: Changing phones doesn’t have to be such a headache. Losing your phone doesn’t have to be a catastrophe. Simply add mIQ to your new phone and watch as your contacts, calendar, and web favorites automatically appear.