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Home > News > Sync Your iPhone or iPod with Multiple iTunes Libraries

Sync Your iPhone or iPod with Multiple iTunes Libraries

September 23, 2010 by Catherine Faas

No one can argue the fact that the iPod and iPhone are two of the most revolutionary gadgets ever created. And while they’re extremely user-friendly, accessible, and endlessly useful, there are a few frustrating little realities that we put up with for the greater good. One of which being, the restriction that limits your shiny device to just one iTunes library. That is, until now.

Thanks to Phoneable, a free Windows application, PC users are able to take advantage of a simple workaround. Here’s how it works:


Performing steps one through three will enable you to sync up your iPod or iPhone to multiple iTunes libraries, hassle-free. This might be the first Windows-based app that trumps Apple in terms of functionality (just kidding, PC users).

Happy syncing!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: iPod, iTunes, Microsoft, Mobility, PC, sync

About Catherine Faas

Catherine Faas is a researcher for MGImedia in Toronto, a content curator and blogger for Alltop.com, and now a writer for GeekBeat.TV. When she's not deep web diving she's busy covering geeky events around the globe. Catherine is a Web 2.0 sweetheart with a passion for technology. Oh, and she'll also beat you at a video game of your choice.

Comments

  1. RT McDonald says

    September 23, 2010 at 4:47 pm

    Bummer! This only works with older versions of iTunes. According to the Phoneable website, it will not work with iTunes 10.

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