New to smartphone, need help with software

[Guest mooman]

Hi, I am new to this smartphone stuff and just got an MPx220. Now I am looking for any software but prefferably free. The first thing I am looking after is a software that allows to send an SMS message with a spoofed header so that it seems to come from someone else then it really does. I saw something like this for symbian a long time ago but cant find it anymore. Does something like that exist for windows smartphones?

Second thing I am looking after is a wallet for my smartphone that has good encryption, like AES. But again it should be cheap or free. I did find SplashID but dont know what kind of encryption it uses. Does someone know what type of encryption it uses? What can you guys recommend?

Third, I came to my smartphone from an Sony Ericsson phone and one of the most important things with that phone was that I could use float's Mobile Agent or FMA as it is also called. FMA is a greate application and I used to use it daily, but now since I have a smart phone I cant. Are there any software like the FMA for windows smartphones? And incase which?

Thanks for you help :)

[Guest mooman]

After some searching I thought I found an alternative to FMA. It was a software called Mobiledit, but the problem with it is that it doesnt work with smartphones. So I am back to square one. I am still searching for some answers on the questions I posted in my first post and I really hope someone here would be so nice and help me :)

[Guest OG]

After some searching I thought I found an alternative to FMA. It was a software called Mobiledit, but the problem with it is that it doesnt work with smartphones. So I am back to square one. I am still searching for some answers on the questions I posted in my first post and I really hope someone here would be so nice and help me :)

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Hi,

SplashID uses 256-bit Blowfish encryption

[Guest tonijj]

Regarding FMA, you can still run that I think. If im not mistaken I ran it with my Qtek 8010. If not, try looking at Jeyo Companion here or their Jeyo Remote (1.0 is free!)

Cheers

[Guest mooman]

Thanks for the answers. So SplashID uses 256-bit Blowfish, although AES would be better (especially since I will put my credit card information there) I guess that is enough security, or is it?

Now second question (probably the most important one) how, did you get FMA to work with a smartphone? I have been going nutz the last few days trying to make it work in every possible way (the only thing I didnt try was IRDA, because I dont ahve IRDA). Now how did you manage to do it? If I dont get it to work, I will go for the second best thing (the only thing making it second best is the price, it cant beat FMA) Jeyo Mobile Companion.

Last thing, since noebody has answered the question of an SMS spoof software for smartphones, then I guess it doesnt exist, right?

Thanks again for all the help.