It's not uncommon to have iOS and Android users living under the same roof. Indeed, perhaps you've been an iPod owner for many users, but recently decided to pick up an Android-powered smartphone or tablet. Now the question becomes, how do you sync your iTunes music and playlists with your Android device?
You can, of course, side-load music from your desktop to your device, meaning copying it over manually. But that's not nearly as easy or convenient as true synchronization. It is, in a word, a hassle.
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Enter iSyncr, which combines a Windows utility and an Android app to keep your phone/tablet in sync with iTunes. It's dirt-cheap, and it works like a charm. There's even an optional Wi-Fi add-on for syncing your music wirelessly.
- It's not only Apple products that can sync with iTunes – Android devices, like the Galaxy Tab, can too. To achieve this Steve Jobs-angering hack all you need to do is download a simple application, called iTunes Agent.
- How can the answer be improved?
- ITunes runs on Windows and Macintosh computers, not Android tablets. You can transfer your media to the tablet using whatever software come with it from a computer.
- Want to download iTunes app for installing on Android tablet, smartphone, TV? This guide will show you how to get iTunes movies and music on Android.
To get started, you simply buy the app from Android Market for a whopping $2.99. When you first run it, it will install a small Windows utility on your device and/or storage card. (If you're going to be bringing over a lot of music, a storage card is definitely your best bet.) Then you just connect your device to your PC, enable USB storage, and run the iSyncr utility.
From there it's a simple matter of choosing the playlists you want to sync. When the copy process is done, 'safely remove' your phone/tablet, then fire up the music app. Presto! Your iTunes favorites have magically appeared. The app also supports syncing in the other direction, meaning songs purchased and playlists created on your device can be synced back to your PC.
This gets even better if you use the free iSyncr Wi-Fi Add-On, a desktop server program for Windows that enables synchronization without the USB cable.
Three bucks to solve a huge music-syncing hassle? Worth every penny, in my humble opinion.
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iTunes comes on your iPad, and it helps organize media — music, movies, audiobooks, podcasts, and such. Install iTunes on your computer, and use it to sync (transfer) downloaded content to your iPad. You can also use iTunes to sync your contact data, appointments, e-mail messages, notes, photos, bookmarks, and computer apps on your computer with your iPad.
Setup the iTunes app on your computer so that it syncs only the stuff you want transferred from your computer to your iPad.
1Open your iTunes software.
On a Windows computer, choose Start→All Programs→iTunes; on a Mac, click the iTunes icon in the Dock. iTunes opens and your iPad is listed in the Devices section of the Source List on the left.
2Click on your iPad in the Devices list on the left.
A series of tabs displays. The settings on each tab allow you to select the kind of content you want to download and whether you want to download it automatically (when you sync) or manually.
3Click each tab and make your selections from the settings options that appear.
On the Summary tab, you can select when updates to the iPad software occur, and set general syncing options. On the Info tab, select whether to sync Contacts, Calendars, E-mail, Bookmarks, or Notes. On the Apps tab, select which computer applications want synched to your iPad.
The Music tab controls which music is synched. The Movies, TV Shows, Podcasts, and Books tabs work similarly. On the Photos tab, you can specify which photo folders are synched to your iPad.
4After making selections, click the Sync button.
You’ll find the Sync button in the bottom right corner of the window. When you click it, the specified files are synched (transferred) from your computer to the iPad.