Has Android’s poor music integration got you down? Say hello to Google Music Beta and other iTunes syncing software. Below, we have put together 3 of the best programs that will allow you to sync your iTunes library to your Android phone regardless of your computer’s operating system.
Google Music offers the ability to stream your music to your phone, but also to keep your song files on your phone for offline use. Google Music is for Mac and Windows.
So, let’s walk through the process that has been made public by Phandroid.
First we got sent an email:
Then, we followed the instructions in the email and clicked on the provided link, which led us to this:
Next, we had to agree to the super long terms of service:
You’ve also got to agree to a privacy policy. I wonder why they didn’t bundle these together? Probably a feature exclusive to IO attendees, you’re then able to add a bunch of free songs to your Google Music library for free. These are famous songs and there are at least a couple hundred of them.
After this, you’re finally asked to download the Music Manager:
Finally, you will have to go through the install instructions. Then, it’s all smooth sailing and Google will guide you through the rest of the set up.
Salling Software MediaSync synchronizes playlists, music, podcasts, and photos from your computer onto your mobile phone. This program is for Mac and Windows.
The free and basic use version can be downloaded here and installed through the setup.exe file that will automatically download.
Salling MediaSync can be found in the Mac App Store here or you can get the free trial here.
iTuneMyWalkman is an opensource application that will help you synchronize the contents of iTunes playlists to your mobile phone or other portable device. The purpose is to make the process as easy as possible, almost like it is with an iPod. The application is able to detect when you connect your phone and can start the synchronization automatically.
You can find the download link for iTuneMyWalkman here.
If you have any questions or if you want help downloading one of the above software, please feel free to contact us here on Android Authority.
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