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I constantly update the music stored on it, so I’m very familiar with the iOS file management process.ĭisclaimer: iMobie has not had any editorial input on the content of this article and I did not receive my copy of the software from them through any type of promotion, so there’s no reason for me to be unfairly biased. My old iPhone has been converted into a digital white noise machine, and it is a dedicated music player. This has given me quite a lot of perspective on what makes some software good and some bad, and even though I have since moved to the Android ecosystem for my main smartphone, I still use my iPhone for various tasks around the house. I’ve been using iPhones for almost a decade, and my experience with software extends much further back. What I Don’t Like: Most reliable with devices permanently unlocked. Download web videos directly to your device. You can add new files to your device, but adding multiple files or folders at once is a slow process when compared to working with files already in your iTunes library. Instead, you’re restricted from working with the files in your existing library, although you can still modify the library as normal with iTunes while AnyTrans is installed and running. The only issue I discovered that would prevent me from ignoring iTunes entirely and relying on AnyTrans was that it cannot add files to your iTunes library. It’s not exactly an iTunes replacement, but it will handle the majority of the daily file management tasks that iTunes does. It can even integrate with your iCloud account to manage your online storage, and download videos from the web for offline use on your device.

AnyTrans is a file manager for iOS devices that can copy any type of media from your computer to your iOS device or from your device to your computer, as well as create and manage your device backups.

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