Review
Even though Blackberry is mostly regarded as a business smart phone, this doesn't have to mean that it cannot benefit from rich multimedia content available on almost all mobiles these days.
Media Sync application makes this possible by synchronizing music playlists from iTunes or Windows Media Player library to a Blackberry device. Popular pod casts and other audio files can be also synchronized, as long as they are a part of a playlist.
The following audio file types are supported: .wav, .wma, .mp3, .aac, and .m4a. Audio files that contain digital rights management are not supported.
The application is very simple with a user friendly, well-designed interface. It scans iTunes or Media Player for playlists and with just a click starts to transfer them to the Balckberry.
Users are able to choose where the music will be stored, in device memory or on a media card. A very useful feature is the control over the free memory space. Regardless of how many files are selected for transfer, it can keep a custom percentage of memory free, transferring only as many songs as the space allows. Album art can be imported as well from the iTune or Media Player libraries.
So all you have to do is make some lists in Media Player or iTunes and then just plug the Blackberry into the computer and sync them. I recommend using this application, instead of Blackberry’s Roxio Media Manager for importing songs into your Blackberry. |
