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DearMob iPhone Manager: Reformulate the Way of iPhone Data Transfer and Backup without iTunes

by Jason Copper on Dec 11, 2018 at 3:28 pmOctober 29, 2020 at 10:19 am

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In this pre-cyberpunk world, mobile phones have typically become portable brain-in-vats with which we weave our digital lives, indulging people in AR/VR gaming and movie worlds, assisting with digital works and online socializing… However, these data-packed brains are vulnerable, easy to get hacked, damaged, and stolen, and so are our lives built upon it. Though many iPhone users are gambling iCloud and iTunes to provide backup solutions, the thing is, unless one pays for an iCloud upgrade he/she can only back up a max of 5GB data and that iTunes can easily erase data due to an improper syncing. That means, most of our precious photos, contacts and files can get missing, unless a better backup plan is in place. Meanwhile, how to deal with those purchased contents when ditching Apple products might be inevitable in the long run?

When these concerns for mobile data preservation goes serious, DearMob iPhone Manager takes a solid stand to offer an all-round armor for iOS users – content focused transfer & backup solution – to safely move files around and backup them flexibly.

Two-way Transfer: Farewell to iTunes’ Computer-Centered-Syncing

  • DearMob makes iPad/iPhone to computer transfer possible

It’s old hat to rag on iTunes since obviously iTunes works good only with its erstwhile purpose of music management – purchasing and replicating playlists from computers to iPods for on the go music enjoyment. The obsolete computer-centered music syncing mechanism is not applicable to iPad/iPhone generated file management, since unlike iPod, these devices are capable of creating new files on their own and not on computers. But iTunes simple mindedly copies this pattern everywhere, and now syncing iPhone with iTunes library, one might end up with more iPhone storage available as files being erased.

DearMob on the other hand offers a more practical solution against this defect – to selectively transfer files both ways between computer and iPhone/iPad. For instance, to transfer and backup iPhone photos, one can choose to move just two perfect shots from 14 burst captures that are taken on an iPhone X to computer, with geo tags retained. Or they can move photos by album, date or even randomly from iPhone to computers, and reversely.

  • DearMob makes iPad/iPhone to multiple PCs transfer possible

DearMob iPhone Manager skillfully loosens the grip that the users have with iTunes/iCloud while tightens the grip they have with every nitty-gritty contents they save on different devices. For example, to keep yearly old photos on laptop #1, one month new photos on laptop #2, selfies and Panoramas on laptop #3, iTunes will scare us with “iPhone is synced with another iTunes Library. Do you want to erase this iPhone?” when there are three computers mounted with three iTunes libraries that want to pair with the same one iPhone.

However, DearMob iPhone Manager, with a precise photo grouping system based on album, sources, date taken, can easily sort out and transfer photos of different categories to multiple computers. And likewise, it can extract picture from multiple PCs backward to one iPhone. Photo transfer and backup between multiple devices with different content preferences are hence made possible. To simply put, DearMob iPhone Manager helps build varied collections rather than assimilates them all. And this is also true for new contacts, songs, videos, books, podcasts, etc. It prevents unnecessary data erasing due to improper iTunes syncing, and keeps original photo inventories intact instead of being mis-replaced as a whole.

Selective Backup: from iPhone to computer, know clearly what is backing up

In addition to making a whole device backup, DearMob offers selective content backup option so that users can view, backup and restore selected files rather than bundling them with an everything-packed backup file! DearMob iPhone Manager let users either see clearly what is backing up with their bare eyes, or back up a certain folder, like contacts, individually. This even includes those purchased iTunes contents – music, movies, audiobooks, still viewable when exported out to computers for backup.

Backup & Transfer with High-grade Encryption: stay away from prying eyes

When certain file goes too personal and private, a lock might be needed to prevent any data breach. DearMob iPhone Manager offers “out of the box” high-level encryption method to lock down iOS exports, local files/folders, and entire backups, including videos, photos, contacts, backup files saved on or transferring to Mac/Windows, computer-attached DAS/NAS. It efficiently protects against any file disclosure risks.

Enjoy your free copy of DearMob iPhone Manager

If you’ve got a messed up iPhone content or have just purchased a new iPhone/iPad in this big shopping season, you shouldn’t miss your free copy of DearMob iPhone Manager plus a sweepstake of digital photo frames.

DearMob is a leading software provider, with innovative flagship products including DearMob iPhone Manager and free offerings including 5KPlayer, iPhone Photo Manager and iPhone Music Manager. The brand is ready to enable more dynamic growth with compact and competitive products for Mac/Windows/iOS/Android users in the near future.

Jason Copper once worked as a professional software tech supporter, is talented in software error detecting, fixes and software test reviews with sharpened technical insight. He also has a peculiar taste in movies, music, comics and TV sports shows.
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