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shalamerylei

Posts: 2

Posted on: 2012-11-23 18:04:14.000

You got an iPhone, 4S, or 5, did you ever thought that copy all of your purchased items from iPhone to your computer or backup? Or share with your friends? that sounds a good idea, but we know we cannot directly transfer music, video, photos, books .etc to your computer, iTunes say: “NO”, why? By default, Apple's tightly integrated iTunes infrastructure works quite well to transfer or copy music, photos and videos from a Mac or Windows PC to an iPhone or iPad.

But iStonsoft Say: “Yes”, today I will recommend a powerful iPhone app, iStonsoft iPhone to computer transfer app for you, and now I will review this app.

What does http://www.istonsoft.com/iphone-to-computer-transfer.html"'>iStonsoft iPhone to Computer Transfer can do for you?
1. iStonsoft iPhone to Computer Transfer can copy iPhone Music, Movie, Photo, Book, Audiobook, Voice Memo, Podcast, TV Show, Playlist and other files to your computer. You can use it as iPhone Music Transfer, iPhone Photo Transfer, iPhone Video Transfer, etc.

2. Supports iPad, iPod touch and iPhone
iStonsoft iPhone to Computer Transfer works well with iPod touch, iPad and iPhone.

How to Use iStonsoft iPhone to computer Transfer?
What you need to do is to connect your iPhone to computer, select the Music, Movie, Photo, Book, Audiobook, Voice Memo, Podcast, TV Show or Playlist you want to backup, and the iPhone to PC Transfer will transfer them to local folder automatically. If you have an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, this iPhone to Computer Transfer is a must-have utility to keep your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch safe.

Step 1: Connect iPhone to PC
Connect your iPhone to PC via USB cable, then launch the installed iStonsoft iPhone to Computer Transfer.

Tips: If you’re Mac user, you can also try iStonsoft iPhone to Mac transfer app.
Step 2: Check the files you wanna transfer to Computer


That's all the steps of how to transfer music from iPhone to PC. If you want to transfer movies, TV shows, Podcasts, books, playlists, photos, etc, from iPhone to computer.

shalamerylei

Posts: 2

Posted on: 2012-11-23 18:06:38.000

Hello, dear Jeremy Reimer. I am sorry, I cannot editt my link code. would you please help me edit hte link "iStonsoft iPhone to computer transfer".


PS: please review or make a giveaway on your blog. thanks. I will give you 7 codes for your users.

Jeremy Reimer

Posts: 9350

Posted on: 2012-11-23 21:37:12.000

This is like a whole new level of spamming that I can't even wrap my head around.

I'm going to leave this thread here for the moment, just because I can't even understand it. Either there are bots that somehow learned how to get past my kitten captcha, and also somehow knew that they couldn't edit their first post in a thread (something unique to this forum), or, and this is the truly bizarre part, an ACTUAL HUMAN registered and posted this.

On my blog.

I have to ask, why? What's the ROI on this? Do you know how tiny this forum is?

Seriously, this demands explanation.

Jeremy Reimer

Posts: 9350

Posted on: 2012-12-05 13:56:06.000

Okay, I did some googling of the email adddress used (shalamerylei@yahoo.com) and it’s a spam address originating in China. However the activity is not at all like a spam bot-- there aren’t huge numbers of identical messages pouring over hundreds of forums like you normally see. Instead there are a few different messages on a few forums here and there.

So my conclusion is that this is a human spammer, someone in China who is paid to just search the Internet for forums, register on them, do the captcha like a regular human would, and post the message for "iStonsoft". I looked up this company but all I could find was that the domain was registered in the US with Name.com and all the contact information was locked out. Their website is pretty generic and doesn't say where the company is based, but here's a sample from their "About" page:

[quote]
Looking forward to the future, we will continue to persist with providing you more useful software and higher quality service to fulfill your multimedia demands.
[/quote]

Judging from this text, "iStonsoft" may in fact be a small Chinese software company looking to make some easy money selling simple utilities to rich iPad owners in the US.

Basically there is no captcha in the world that can prevent this. However, it’s not really the purpose of captcha to do so.

So, shalamerylei@yahoo.com, sorry but you will have to try somewhere else. Thanks for giving us all a lesson on globalization of labor, though!