The synchronization of all your devices and the data they contain in the cloud is now a common action today By a vast majority of users, this is considered something so everyday since practically almost all the software we use has a backup service integrated in the cloud when it comes to sensitive data, whether they are more or less important. However, beyond the cloud, the only way to sync an external device on Mac locally is iTunes, which does its job, but of course it does not cover all possibilities.
SyncMate for Mac could be the alternative to iTunes although it still has a long way to go with its positive points and others to improve. One of its greatest assets consists of its ease of use, since when connecting the device for the first time, the first thing it does is ask ourselves if we want to make the copy locally or in the cloud, once the mode is chosen, the synchronization will begin where in the free edition of the application it will only give us the possibility of do it with the calendar and contacts.
If, on the contrary, we decide to purchase the paid version as well will support the following aspects:
- iPhoto
- iTunes
- Videos
- Folders
- SMS backup
- Send SMS from your Mac
- Call History
- Reminders
- Bookmarks
In addition to these SyncMate items in your paid edition allows syncing across multiple devices, mounting these as a disk, and converting the media files to other types of popular formats.
On the other hand on iOS devices, SyncMate requires a USB connection with the possibility of synchronizing through our network with different Macs and other cloud services. If what we have is an Android device there will also be the possibility of wireless or Bluetooth synchronization in addition to USB.
SyncMate Expert version costs $ 39,95 and it comes with a license for two computers, although we can choose between familiar with 6 valid licenses at a price of $ 59,95, Business with 10 licenses at a price of 99,95 and unlimited at a price of $ 199,95 respectively.