Wondershare MobileTrans
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Name: Wondershare MobileTrans
Price: 31.96 $
Rating: 0 (1 reviews)

05 September 2018

One-click phone to phone content transfer.

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Overview

Wondershare MobileTrans (fully compatible with Android 4.4 KitKat, iOS 8) makes moving to your new device an easy transition. You can transfer over all of your data -- including contacts, text messages, call logs, photos, music, videos, and apps -- with no risk or loss of quality.

What's new in Wondershare MobileTrans

Version 6.9.8:

Compatible with the Mac OS 10.14 and iOS12
Fix some transfer issues
Improve the program stability

Wondershare MobileTrans for Mac Old Versions

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1 Reviews of Wondershare MobileTrans

Xenophile

11 June 2014

Version: 3.1.0.11

Most helpful

Beware! I tried Wondershare's MobileGo which claims to backup Android phones and Tablets to a Mac. It never recognized a Nexus 7 2013 tablet running kitkat, which it claims to support. While the MobileGo app appears to do nothing, it installs and launches Wondershare Helper Compact in the background. This app connects to download.wondershare.com and proceeds to suck down vast amounts of data. I use a special OS X volume to test new software, so I let it go for half an hour, and all it did was suck down data at about 2 KB/s. The MobileGo app never did anything except ask me to register.

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Xenophile

11 June 2014

Version: 3.1.0.11

Beware! I tried Wondershare's MobileGo which claims to backup Android phones and Tablets to a Mac. It never recognized a Nexus 7 2013 tablet running kitkat, which it claims to support. While the MobileGo app appears to do nothing, it installs and launches Wondershare Helper Compact in the background. This app connects to download.wondershare.com and proceeds to suck down vast amounts of data. I use a special OS X volume to test new software, so I let it go for half an hour, and all it did was suck down data at about 2 KB/s. The MobileGo app never did anything except ask me to register.

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