Syncios Data Transfer

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Transfer Up to 15 Types of Data from Phone to Phone. This phone to phone transfer lets you transfer up to 15 types of data (including contacts, messages, call history, calendar, photos, music, videos, bookmarks, ebooks, notes and apps) from one phone to another effortlessly. Whether you want to transfer audiobooks from PC to iPad without syncing or add audiobooks from computer to iPad with iTunes, now you know how to do it from the solutions above. If you need transfer audiobooks from computer to your iPad in a direct and easy way, Syncios Mobile Manager should be the best choice. Syncios is a professional tool that helps with data transfer between iOS or Android devices and computer systems. It automatically detects the devices connected to your PC and downloads device driver if necessary.

Syncios Data Transfer is a super complete and useful program for transferring all the info you want from your smartphone to your computer.
You might often find yourself in a spot where you need to make backups of your mobile device to your computer. Syncios Data Transfer lets you do all this and much more. Exporting info from an Android is usually simple indeed, but things get a bit hairier – infernal, even – when you're dealing with an iOS system, whether because you need iTunes or because in many cases the computer you're working from may not have the credentials needed to recover photos, music, or even just your contact list. This program doesn't just smooth this process – it lets you carry out several additional functions like recovering info saved in your iCloud account or, if you've changed phones, moving everything from the old one to the new one, saving you a ton of time.
With its highly intuitive interface, Syncios Data Transfer could become your best option for making backup copies of your mobile devices thanks to its power and speedy performance. Undoubtedly an option to keep in mind.
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Syncios Data Transfer Crack

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