That may be good enough, but you could do better.TouchCopy is a program that allows you copy to your Mac the songs, videos, photos, and even games stored on the memory of your iPhone. In the meantime you'll be selling to recent Windows switchers. If you don't notice meaningful differences between your product and the user suggested alternatives, he will.
You can just hear them talk up some shipping interface no Mac dev would even use as a mockup: "here, look, just like iTunes".ĭon't take it the wrong way, but if you want to sell at that price to the Mac market, you definitely need an interface designer. Note to would-be interface designers: yes, it's obvious when you copy iTunes' layout (maybe that makes it easy to use) but no that doesn't count as design and oh boy, how easy it is to spot a Windows developer. Worse actually, military bags tend to be ugly but still well designed. I'd definitely buy it for a friend if it wasn't so out of place next to her shiny new iPhone.Īs such, it would be like giving someone a crummy soviet military bag to wear on an evening dress. Too bad it's so ugly it'll make your eyes bleed. That's pretty darn responsive, if you ask me! I see that an update has been issued only a day or two after the iTunes 11 release. I think it's intuitive and very Mac-like, even if the icons don't have the Apple "look" to them.Īll in all, I'm very pleased with this program. The interface? Not a problem for me, although I've heard some call it ugly. I've read reports that it is very slow not this version. I downloaded the demo and gave it a whirl.īefore I had run out of items allowed by the demo, I had connected to the online store and purchased the app! It does everything it claims to.
I researched the web for utilities that would allow me to copy data off my devices, and TouchCopy kept appearing in my search results. How then, to recover the music I have on my iPad and transfer it to my iPhone when I don't have it already in iTunes?Įnter TouchCopy. Since I recently had a hard disk crash, my music is scattered in numerous libraries on multiple drives.
I also just bought a new car that has a number of ways of listening to music. Yeah, I have an iPod Shuffle 4, too, but that's not germane to this review. I have (in no particular order), an iPhone 5, an iPod touch (1st gen), a couple of iPod Nanos, an iPad 2, a Macbook Pro and a PowerBook. However, if you're like me, it's a small price to pay to rescue data from multiple Apple products! $35 for what is essentially a single purpose utility is a little steep.
There aren't a lot of reviews for this program, and perhaps that's because the price is a little off-putting.
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