Xilisoft iPhone Transfer for Mac 2.0.70 build 1211 ↓

Once with Xilisoft iPhone Transfer for Mac, iPhone management on Mac becomes much easier than ever before. This Mac iPhone copy software makes it possible to back up iPhone music, videos, movies, photos, podcasts and TV programs to Mac and copy files from iPhone to iTunes (including iTunes 8.2). And just like iTunes but easier than iTunes, this iPhone rip software also supports file transfer from Mac to iPhone.

Newly supporting iPhone OS 3.0, Xilisoft iPhone Transfer for Mac makes your iPhone a portable hard disk by opening it with Finder. Using the Mac iPhone rip software, you’ll find that managing iPhone playlists, searching and grouping iPhone files are so simple.

Everything is so simple and you deserve this Mac iPhone rip, iPhone backup, iPhone copy software to free from daily iPhone copy.
- Fully support iPhone OS 3.0, iTunes 8.2 now
- iPhone to Mac, copy music, videos and photos from iPhone to Mac
- Mac to iPhone, transfer local files from Mac to iPhone
- iPhone to iTunes, copy iPhone audio and video files to iTunes
- iPhone manager, manage your iPhone as a portable hard disk

System Requirements
- Processor: PowerPC® G4/G5 or Intel® processor
- OS: Mac OS X v10.4 – 10.5
- RAM: 512MB RAM
- Free Hard Disk: 50MB free hard disk space for installation
- Graphic Card: Super VGA (800×600) resolution, 16-bit graphics card or higher
- Others: iTunes 8.2

Download Links:

http://hotfile.com/dl/23031303/b794ea6/Xilisoft.IP.Transfer.4Mac.zip.html

Or

http://uploading.com/files/7m2af5m8/Xilisoft.IP.Transfer.4Mac.zip/

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