How to copy music from ipad, ipod, iphone to a windows pc

Have you ever wished to know if there is a way to copy music from iPod, iPhone, iPad to computer on Windows? I bet you have. And if that is the reason why you have ended up reading this page, then let me congratulate you because you reading the right post.

Once you are done reading this post, you would be amazed to believe how easily one could copy music from iPod, iPhone, iPad to computer. Without wasting much of your time, lets get into this tutorial.

Step By Step Guide To Copy Music From iPod, iPhone, iPad To Computer On Windows

Have you heard of Sharepod? Yes, you are right it is an iTunes alternative for Windows which is capable of doing all the things that your iTunes does. In addition to that, it also lets you copy music from your iOS device.

• If you do not have Sharepod on your computer, download and install it on your computer
• Connect your iOS device to your computer and launch Sharepod
• Once the Sharepod program detects your device, it would list out the contents on your device
• Select the songs that you want to copy on to your computer and click on Copy to computer button on the upper left corner of the window
• And if you wish to copy all the songs on your device, just click on the Backup iPod button
• It would not prompt you to enter the location where you want to copy the music. Once done choosing the location, click on the OK button
• Wait and relax, while Sharepod copies music from iOS device to computer

Falling Snow Theme for your iPhone

Just in time for the holiday festivities, iOS developer Tristan Kennedy has created a snowy HTML widget for your jailbroken iPhone's home screen called SnowScreen. Simply apply the widget and you'll have a falling snow animation layered over whatever wallpaper you already have.

Without further adieu, let's show you how to apply this tweak.

Step 1: Add the Proper Source

As mentioned above, you will firstly need to jailbreak your device, if it's not already. Next, enter Cydia and select the "Sources" tab, tap "Edit," then "Add," and finally, enter "cydia.taskinoz.com" as the source.

Step 2: Install the Necessary Tweaks

With the source now added, you will be able to find the SnowScreen tweak through the search option in Cydia. Install it.

Now you'll need to install SBHTML, a tweak that'll allow you to apply falling snow to your home screen.

Step 3: Apply Falling-Snow Effects

Enter your Settings application and scroll down to the "GroovyBoard" (aka SBHTML) preferences. From here you'll enable the tweak and select SnowScreen as the theme.

When you select SnowScreen, you will have a couple of clock options as well as the ability to adjust the amount of snow "particles" showing—the more you apply, the slower they fall, so test out different values. Once your changes are saved, make sure to reboot or respring your iPhone to apply them.

Step 4: Let It Snow!

When your device is back up, you should have some beautiful snow falling over your wallpaper. Now all you have to do is find a winter wallpaper that'll bring the theme together.

[1] MaxParticles set at 200. [2] MaxParticles set at 500.

Get your device ready for the winter with SnowScreen, and let us know what you think below or on our Facebook, Google+, and Twitter feeds.

iPhone 5 gets iOS 8.1.2 update

Ten days ago, Apple released a brand new iOS 8.1.2 update for iPhone, yet another bug fixer aimed at curtailing iOS 8 problems. Today, we want to take a look at what you need to know about the iPhone 5 iOS 8.1.2 update, a small but important update that’s currently available to those that own the aging former flagship.

Those who have owned the iPhone 5 since it came out back in 2012 have been through numerous software updates. Apple’s iPhone 5 arrived with iOS 6 on board but the device has since shifted to iOS 7 and now Apple’s iOS 8 update. iPhones typically are updated for three years before they’re kicked to the curb which means that the iPhone 5 may only have one update left in the tank.

For now, iPhone 5 users must contend with iOS 8, an update that delivered a number of new features to the iPhone 5 but one that also came with a host of new problems. iOS 8 problems emerged shortly after the iOS 8.0 release in September and iPhone 5 users in particular have been vocal about the problems plaguing their device on iOS 8.

Through a series of iOS 8 updates, Apple’s attempted to crush lingering iOS 8 problems. iOS 8.0.1 and iOS 8.0.2 eradicated a great number of issues, as did the iOS 8.1 update that emerged on October 20th. iOS 8.1.1 and more recently, iOS 8.1.2, both attempted to do the same. iOS 8.1.2, like the iOS 8.1.1 update before it, is a small bug fix update.

Apple’s iOS 8 track record has some people nervous about making the move to iOS 8.1.2. It doesn’t help that there are iPhone 5 users complaining about perceived iOS 8.1.2 problems. With all of that in mind, we want to take a final, detailed look at the iPhone 5 iOS 8.1.2 update as we head into the holidays and into the new year.