So that’s what prompted me to find a replacement for iTunes in managing iOS devices, and iMazing was always one of the most-discussed pieces of software do this.
The backup and file transfer capabilities are now built into the Finder. And even on the Mac with the latest OS version called Catalina, while the official iTunes software is going away, it’s functionality is getting split up into multiple apps including Music, TV, and Podcasts. The iTunes software for Windows is apparently staying around. The iTunes software has been around since 2001 and it had become a fixture on Windows and Mac computers … until June 2019 when Apple announced they were retiring the historic, free software.īut actually, that’s only true for macOS … at least for now. I’ve long recommended that attorneys and other professionals use the iTunes software to create local backups of their iOS devices, and use the iTunes software to copy large files from their computer to their iPhone or iPad.
Accessing, exporting, downloading, and preserving text messages (and Whatsapp messages too!).
IMazing generously supplied me with a copy of this $45 piece of software, but in complete honesty the timing was perfect since I had been looking to find a better alternative to iTunes for backing up my iPhone, and transferring files.įor the purpose of today’s video, I’m only going to focus on 3 of the features found in iMazing: Today’s app is not really an “app” for your iPhone or iPad, but it’s a piece of software (an application) that runs on your Mac or Windows PC, and works directly with your iPhone or iPad called iMazing.
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