You also can use iExplorer to mount a directory from your iOS device as a folder in Windows Explorer, which makes it even easier to liberate iTunes-bought content from the iTunes universe. Paying $35 for a registered version removes those limits.) You can use the Auto Transfer feature to send selected content (including individual files, multiple files, playlists, and more) to iTunes, or you can use the Transfer feature to move content from the iOS device to folders on the computer, using the Windows Explorer interface. (iExplorer is available in a free, but limited version, which restricts how much information you can transfer from your device to your computer at a time. But iExplorer lets you do even more, including browsing its messages, notes, contacts, voicemails, bookmarks, calendar, call history, and so on.Īnd iExplorer lets you do even more than browse the contents of the device it also lets you transfer it to your phone. You also can browse its apps, photos, music, and videos, just as you can with iTunes.
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Much like iTunes, iExplorer shows you information about your iPhone or iPad, such as its software version, serial number, and capacity. It reads the contents of your device, and presents the information to you in a neatly organized dashboard.
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IExplorer’s main screen shows you detailed information about the contents of your iOS device.To use iExplorer, you simply download it and connect your iOS device to your PC. This software works both with and instead of iTunes, offering you more freedom in how you manage the contents of your iPhone, iPod, or iPad from your PC. Enter Macroplant’s iExplorer 3 ($35, free feature-limited demo).
Chief among those limits is how iTunes operates in its own closed environment, behind closed doors. ITunes is a good way to manage your iOS mobile devices, but it’s not without its limitations.
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