PhoneView 2.7.2 | Mac OSX | 9 Mb
PhoneView is the desktop companion for iPhone and iPod Touch. This Mac OS X application which lets you use your iPhone or iPod Touch for file storage, provides note adding and editing, and easy access to your iTunes, voice memos, voicemail, photos, notes, SMS/MMS, contacts and call history data. Convert your text, Word or PDF files into iPhone notes. It features drag and drop, making it fast and easy to move files back and forth between the Mac and iPhone.
In addition, PhoneView you can:
Create iPhone Notes on your Mac.
Store any type of data.
Access your music, videos, podcasts and photos.
Play, export and archive voicemail
Access notes, SMS, MMS, contacts and call history stored on the iPhone.
Convert your text, Word or PDF files into iPhone notes.
Move files between work and home.
Back up important data to your iPhone.
Keep useful apps and installers with you at all times.
REQUIREMENTS
iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later.
iTunes 9.2 or later.
What-s new in v2.7.2:
Fixes an issue where voicemails and voicememos would not show up if no music was synced to the device.
Fixes an issue where sending music to iTunes would not work properly if -Copy file to iTunes Media folder- checkbox was unchecked in the iTunes preferences.
Fixes an issue where memory could run out if a phone contains a large number of text messages.
Create iPhone Notes on your Mac.
Store any type of data.
Access your music, videos, podcasts and photos.
Play, export and archive voicemail
Access notes, SMS, MMS, contacts and call history stored on the iPhone.
Convert your text, Word or PDF files into iPhone notes.
Move files between work and home.
Back up important data to your iPhone.
Keep useful apps and installers with you at all times.
REQUIREMENTS
iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later.
iTunes 9.2 or later.
What-s new in v2.7.2:
Fixes an issue where voicemails and voicememos would not show up if no music was synced to the device.
Fixes an issue where sending music to iTunes would not work properly if -Copy file to iTunes Media folder- checkbox was unchecked in the iTunes preferences.
Fixes an issue where memory could run out if a phone contains a large number of text messages.
