That’s what we all use VMWare/Parallels/”insert emulation software here,” for, right? The only stipulation is that you are using Windows – no Mac version here, unfortunately. But what if you want to keep all your media on a computer and then sync it across to an iOS device without having to deal with all this cloud stuff? If iTunes is not your bag, then you might want to give CopyTrans Manager a try.ĬopyTrans Manager’s aim is a simple one – remove the need to use iTunes in order to manage an iOS device. Now yes, Apple has been keen to bring its ‘PC-free’ world to the iOS devices we all carry around. It’s how we’ve always done it, and it is how Apple wants you to do it.
That means iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches all rely on iTunes as their way of keeping things in check – syncing songs, videos, apps, and playlists is all done via iTunes and one of those white USB sync cables. What started out as a handy jukebox has somehow turned into the music-selling, app-syncing behemoth that we are all so beholden to if we want to own an iOS device. Let’s face it, iTunes is a bit of a bloated mess.
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