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Hey there! So, if you've recently switched from iTunes to an Android device and you're wondering how to transfer your iTunes library, no worries! There are some awesome apps out there that can make this process a breeze. One of them is SyncTunes. With SyncTunes, you can easily sync your iTunes playlists, music, podcasts, and videos from your PC or Mac to your Android device over WiFi. It's super handy! Plus, SyncTunes offers some cool features like syncing album art and maintaining the order of your playlists on your Android device. So go ahead and give it a try!

To get started with SyncTunes, you gotta install a cool app on your PC or Mac. If you want the nitty-gritty details on how to set it up and sync your stuff, just head over to the SyncTunes website. Oh, and here's a heads up: any media with DRM copyright won't sync from iTunes to Android. By the way, iTunes is a trademark owned by Apple Inc., registered in the good ol' U.S. of A. and some other countries too. Just so you know, the SyncTunes app isn't connected to Apple or iTunes in any way.

SyncTunes has got some extra cool stuff too! You can sync all your iTunes goodies to either the internal or SD card storage on your Android device. And get this, if the connection gets interrupted, it will pick up right where it left off. You can even filter which tracks get synced based on size, length, date, and more. Plus, it organizes all your iTunes music into neat folders on your Android device. And guess what? It even detects and syncs any new music you add to your iTunes library in the next sync session. With SyncTunes, transferring and organizing your iTunes library on your Android device is a piece of cake!

So, if you've ditched your iPhone for an Android and you're an iTunes addict, then listen up! SyncTunes is the bomb app you need to transfer all your iTunes stuff to your new device. It's got all the cool features and a user-friendly interface that'll make syncing your playlists, music, podcasts, and videos a piece of cake. Just remember that any copyright-protected media won't sync from iTunes to Android. Oh, and by the way, SyncTunes isn't connected to Apple or iTunes, so keep that in mind too.

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