It’s almost as if the original requirement was “how do we become bigger, better, and more usable than iTunes?” and they’ve managed it.
There is no denying that AnyTrans is an impressive and well-thought-out software product. It’s very simple but it immediately provides more power to the right place. AnyTrans allows you to create and restore backups but it also lets you interrogate them, meaning you can actually find a backup, go into it, and see exactly what it has backed up in terms of content. But it’s 2020 we want more, right? Of course, we do. It even gives you access to the ability to access files on your iCloud backups with an iCloud Manager section.Īrguably, iTunes was good at backups in the sense that it created backups and it let you restore them. If you have ever used any other tools on the market that let you browse the directory structure of your iPhone, then you will likely find that AnyTrans is up there as a contender for the heavyweight belt.
You can inspect installed applications on the connected iPhone and view details about them. You can browse through the file system on your device. Whether those photos are stored in an iCloud Drive or in local storage, AnyTrans makes the photo transfer process a breeze.ĪnyTrans also comes with file management and app management tools. The power is placed back in your hands with AnyTrans simply considering your connected iPhone as a connected drive.ĪnyTrans also excels at, and provides a very easy-to-use interface for transferring your photos over from an iPhone or iPad to a computer and vice versa. With AnyTrans, it’s the platform’s bread and butter, so-to-speak, and it has implemented this in a manner that is cleaner, easier to manage, and just a lot more user-friendly that the way iTunes handles it. That is likely what the majority of people tried to use iTunes for. Quite simply, it’s rammed! The base functionality from which it gets its power is the fact that it can handle synchronizing and transferring data in a doddle. You definitely couldn’t say that same thing about earlier versions of iTunes.
The UI doesn’t interfere with the usage of the software, meaning that you can dive right in, start clicking, and start getting access to functionality without any type of platform learning curve. It lends itself to ease of use and ensuring that all users, experienced and novice, can find what they want quickly and can understand what’s going on.
The UI – that is, the part that a user will actually interface with – is clean and what you would call minimalistic. And when we reference design, we mean how it works as well as how it looks. With any software, the design is important.
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