Taking your iTunes library out with you on an Android smartphone or tablet is no longer the impossible mission it used to be—there are a number of apps and services that can help, including Apple’s ...

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Despite the cold war between Apple and Android, Steve Wozniak would love to see iTunes make the leap onto his Android devices, according to Slashdot. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...

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Q: I have an iPhone but I’m thinking of changing to an Android. The thing that is holding me back is the fact that I have all my music on iTunes. Is there a way to access that with an Android? Or ...

iOS and Android have always gone head to head, battling it out as the leading mobile operating systems for smartphones and tablets. However, if rumours are to be believed, Apple could soon release an ...

It is sometimes very frustrating if you have devices that are incompatible and you can’t sync your files because they have different formats. If you have a Mac computer and an Android tablet/phone, ...

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 ...

My media library is on an HP Windows Home Server. Now this has an iTunes server built in so that I can run iTunes on my iBook, connect it to the shared library on server, then output from Macbook into ...

You’ve finally decided it’s time to break up with your iPhone. While the relationship has been decent for years, you’ve finally mustered up the courage to move onto greener pastures: Android. Will it ...