How to send text messages from PC using SideSync

How to send text messages from PC using SideSync How to send text messages from PC using SideSync

Sending text messages to a smartphone from your Windows PC is a lot quicker and easier than doing it from a mobile phone with a small screen and keypad. For this reason, dozens of Windows programs were created: to provide you with a faster alternative to sending text messages to mobile phones. This type of utilities might also come in handy while you're at the office and you're tired of constantly switching from your desktop mouse and keyboard to your device to reply to various text messages.

One example comes from the SideSync tool, a program created by the Samsung company. This mirroring utility is compatible with various smartphone and tablet models from Samsung, provides you with a quick way to transfer data between your media device and your computer, and enables you to complete multiple types of tasks like you would normally do from the gadget in question. But what is the SideSync's strongest point? In my opinion, the answer is its capability to accurately share the screen and data between your PC and mobile device without you dealing with advanced settings configurations.

In a previous article, we showed you how to take full control of your Android phone from a PC. In this guide, I will teach you how to send text messages from your Windows computer by using the SideSync utility. In this demonstration, I used a Samsung Galaxy A5 phone.

Tutorial assets

You will need to download the following software to follow along with this tutorial.

Step 1

Download SideSync from the homepage of the developer and install it on your PC. Install the Android version of the tool on your Samsung phone or tablet.

Step 2

Launch the program on your computer. Select the preferred connection profile and grant access to the tool from your Samsung gadget. You can connect tablets or phones to computers via Wi-Fi or USB cable.

SideSync Connection WindowSideSync Connection Window

Step 3

SideSync will immediately mirror the screen of the connected media gadgets onto your monitor. Now, from the virtual device screen that's on your PC monitor, go to Apps -> Messages -> Composes (like you would normally do from your media device). Enter the recipient info, write the text message, and click the "Send" button.

Sending Text Message With SideSyncSending Text Message With SideSync

Optional: You can also use SideSync to make calls from your computer, transfer files between your PC and your media gadget, and use any of the installed Android applications.

Conclusion

As you can see, it's very simple to send text messages from your PC with SideSync. However, if you're using a smartphone from a manufacturer different from Samsung, then you should try programs like AirDroid, ASUS PC Link or Android Control. So, which of the aforementioned tools will you choose for sending text messages from your PC? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Comments

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Roger Davis 4 years ago

Anyone know how to hit the send button from your PC keyboard?

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Shan 5 years ago

Hello there! Will this work only with Samsung mobiles?

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Me 6 years ago

How to send text messages from PC is title yet your article says nothing about sending messages from PC. Only transferring one to the other. Title misleading.

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FDMLib Support 5 years ago

Me, thank you for the interest to our articles. The article describes how to send SMS from your PC via a tool that allows sending messages. Yet, the tool requires a device to be connected. Thus, the title isn't misleading as such. The article describes a way to send messages, probably this is not the only one. If you are aware of other ways of performing the task, please share them with us and the community.