Android smartphones come with multimedia capability, but no default means of quickly syncing large amounts of content to the device itself. If your company utilizes the Android platform and wants to ...

It’s not uncommon to have iOS and Android users living under the same roof. Indeed, perhaps you’ve been an iPod owner for many users, but recently decided to pick up an Android-powered smartphone or ...

One of the best things about Google Android phones is that you don’t have to synchronize them with a computer to apply software updates, backup your contact list, or install applications. But ...

Unlike iOS and Windows Phone, Android devices don’t have an iTunes or Zune alternative that helps them manage all their data in one place. But that doesn’t mean it’s not easy to sync your music, ...

One of the biggest issues out there is the way iTunes is set up and importing them into your Android device, with iSyncr that is solved. It allows you to stop carrying multiple devices like your iPod ...

Music WithMe is an app that lets you wirelessly sync media from your iTunes library with a BlackBerry or Android phone. When I first looked at the service last year, the company was charging $14.99 ...

So, I'm thinking about getting the new version of the SonyEricsson Xperia Mini. It's my first Android phone (and indeed my first smart phone), so I have no experience with how they work with Mac OS X.

So you’ve been living exclusively in an Apple world, and the iTunes neighborhood has been your only hangout — until you realized that Android and other neighborhoods exist and you want to grab a slice ...