How iSkysoft Phone Transfer for Mac works

Mac users normally have trouble when they are looking to transfer data from their phone to Mac. Well unless you are using an official file manager for your smartphone (e.g. Sony Bridge for Xperia users), users need to look for third party app.

iSkysoft Phone Transfer for Mac software allows you to transfer contacts, call logs, messages, calendar, photos, music, videos from your smartphone/tablet to another smartphone or Mac.

iSkysoft Phone Transfer for Mac

iSkysoft Phone Transfer for Mac is a paid software, priced at $39.95 but you can always download the trial version. It has been downloaded more than 5324871 times so far and is available for both Mac and Windows users.

Let’s see how it works.

As soon as you will connect your device with Mac, open the app and it will ask you to continue to trial version (or proceed as paid version if bought already).

Click on ‘free trial’ button and continue.

You will have four modes to choose from viz. phone to phone transfer, back up your phone, erase your old phone, restore from backups.

Let’s say we choose ‘back up your phone’.

Make sure “USB Debugging” is enabled on your device (if Android) while establishing a connection with your Mac. Keep your device’s screen on while connecting it.

Once your device is connected, software will display the list of items that can be backed up.

After selecting the list of contents, click on ‘start copy’ option and then your data will be backed up on to your Mac (depending upon the volume of data store on your device, it might take some time to copy).

In the same way you can transfer your data between two different devices.

Features

• Back up data from your device on to Mac and restore it with one click.
• Get phones, music, videos, etc from iTunes to Android and iDevices.
• Enables you to transfer iCloud backup to Android and other devices.
• Transfer data between two phones/tablets.
• Supports wide range of devices/OS viz. Android, Nokia, BlackBerry, iOS, etc.

If you have used it or using any other software to transfer your data on to Mac, let us know. Drop your comments below.