iPod File Transfer - Transfer files among ipod, iphone, Computer | Manage iPod content without iTunes

iPod Photo Transfer Helper

The iPod not only holds your whole music collection, but also help you store your photos, so you can share this with your friends no matter where you are. It also allows you enjoy the photos on your iPod while listening to the music.

To make the process more easy, Masome iPod Transfer is specially designed for Windows users, with it, you can enjoy your iPod with more freedom.

With this powerful iPod Transfer, you can easily copy files between iPod and PC, manage playlists and photo albums on iPod without iTunes. All this makes the transferring among iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTunes simple.

Transfer iPod Photo

When your iPod is full of files, there is no other free space to use, you have to transfer the photos to your computer for backup.

When you changed a new computer, you need to transfer photo from your ipod Touch to computer for backup.

When your friend like the pictures of your iPod, how to transfer these pictures from your iPod to his or her iPod?

When you have a new iPad or iPhone, you want to copy these iPod photos to it? How can you do that?

As we know, iTunes won't let you restore Photo from iPod to computer, don't worry, there are other applications to help you.

Try Macsome iPod Transfer, which will let you easily transfer Photos from iPod to computer.

Transfer photos to iPod

With iPod Transfer, you can easily copy files between iPod and computer. Whatever photos, if the iPod can support the picture format, you can transfer them to your iPod easily and quickly.

Not only from PC to iPod, you can also transfer photos from iPhone, iPhone 3G，iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad and other iPod.

You can also manage your photo albums on iPod without iTunes. Most actual problems in your daily life and work about iPod transferring can be solved.

About iPod

iPod is a line of portable media players designed and marketed by Apple and launched on October 23, 2001. The product line-up currently consists of the hard drive-based iPod Classic, the touchscreen iPod Touch, the compact iPod Nano, and the ultra-compact iPod Shuffle.

About iPod Photo

The iPod Photo supported JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, and PNG graphic file formats, and could be attached to a television or other external display for slideshows. Apple's advertised battery life for continuous music playback was fifteen hours, or five hours for a continuous slideshow with music.