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Overall, Apple's iPad looks and behaves like a scaled-up version of an iPod Touch or iPhone, but there are some key differences that distinguish the iPad from its pocket-size comrades.
Music on the iPad feels more like iTunes than the iPod or iPhone. Clicking on the iPod icon sitting in the virtual tray at the bottom of the iPad opens up a music browser that looks nothing like any previous generation of iPod or iPhone, but instead, works like a stripped-down version of Apple's iTunes music software.
There's the familiar iTunes grey bar running across the top, with playback controls, a volume slider, a search box and the little progress/scrubber bar. Playlists are perpetually pinned to a sidebar, along with icons for audio books, music, music videos and podcasts. Across the bottom you'll find buttons for creating genius playlists or standard playlists, along with tabs to sort your music by songs, artists, albums, genres or composers. Pressing on the cover art in the bottom left corner will expand the artwork to full screen.
But in spite of how much the iPad's music browser looks and acts like iTunes, it's really a bit of a hybrid between the iTunes interface and the capabilities of the iPod's browser. For better or worse, there are no extensive preferences to tweak, no sorting options beyond the previously mentioned tabs, no importing of audio beyond over-the-air purchases and media transferred from your computer and no smart playlists.
Also, one of the failures of iTunes is the inability to copy ipad music to itunes library without the third party utilities. Have some good songs/videos in your computer and do you want to add them to your iPad without using iTunes? Then here is how you could add/sync iPad without iTunes. The tool needed is a third party software: iPad Transfer. It can transfer music, videos, photos, podcasts, TV shows, ePub books, audiobooks, and so on from iPad to PC or from PC to iPad. It applies to iPod, iPhone, iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3 and other Apple iOS devices.
[FONT="]Tip:[/FONT][FONT="] For Mac users, please go to [/FONT][FONT="]ipad to mac transfer[/FONT][FONT="].[/FONT]
[FONT="]Guide: How to Sync iPad without iTunes Step by Step?[/FONT]
Step 1: [FONT="]Launch the installed software onto your computer and then link your iPad to PC.[/FONT]
Step 2: [FONT="]Click “PC to iPad” button to start to sync iPad without iTunes.[/FONT]
Step 3: [FONT="]Then, click “Add File” to load files which you want to transfer to iPad.[/FONT]
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Step 4:[FONT="] After all settings done, click "[/FONT]Import[FONT="]" to sync ipad without itunes.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Tip:[/FONT][FONT="] For iPad users, here we introduce some websites where you can download songs, movies, eBooks, games for iPad/iPad 2/iPad 3.
Are you all clear about it? :stop glass:[/FONT]
Music on the iPad feels more like iTunes than the iPod or iPhone. Clicking on the iPod icon sitting in the virtual tray at the bottom of the iPad opens up a music browser that looks nothing like any previous generation of iPod or iPhone, but instead, works like a stripped-down version of Apple's iTunes music software.
There's the familiar iTunes grey bar running across the top, with playback controls, a volume slider, a search box and the little progress/scrubber bar. Playlists are perpetually pinned to a sidebar, along with icons for audio books, music, music videos and podcasts. Across the bottom you'll find buttons for creating genius playlists or standard playlists, along with tabs to sort your music by songs, artists, albums, genres or composers. Pressing on the cover art in the bottom left corner will expand the artwork to full screen.
But in spite of how much the iPad's music browser looks and acts like iTunes, it's really a bit of a hybrid between the iTunes interface and the capabilities of the iPod's browser. For better or worse, there are no extensive preferences to tweak, no sorting options beyond the previously mentioned tabs, no importing of audio beyond over-the-air purchases and media transferred from your computer and no smart playlists.
Also, one of the failures of iTunes is the inability to copy ipad music to itunes library without the third party utilities. Have some good songs/videos in your computer and do you want to add them to your iPad without using iTunes? Then here is how you could add/sync iPad without iTunes. The tool needed is a third party software: iPad Transfer. It can transfer music, videos, photos, podcasts, TV shows, ePub books, audiobooks, and so on from iPad to PC or from PC to iPad. It applies to iPod, iPhone, iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3 and other Apple iOS devices.
[FONT="]Tip:[/FONT][FONT="] For Mac users, please go to [/FONT][FONT="]ipad to mac transfer[/FONT][FONT="].[/FONT]
[FONT="]Guide: How to Sync iPad without iTunes Step by Step?[/FONT]
Step 1: [FONT="]Launch the installed software onto your computer and then link your iPad to PC.[/FONT]
Step 2: [FONT="]Click “PC to iPad” button to start to sync iPad without iTunes.[/FONT]
Step 3: [FONT="]Then, click “Add File” to load files which you want to transfer to iPad.[/FONT]
[FONT="] [/FONT]
Step 4:[FONT="] After all settings done, click "[/FONT]Import[FONT="]" to sync ipad without itunes.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Tip:[/FONT][FONT="] For iPad users, here we introduce some websites where you can download songs, movies, eBooks, games for iPad/iPad 2/iPad 3.
Are you all clear about it? :stop glass:[/FONT]