iPod Transfer, iPod Backup, iPod Converter

iPod converter and transfer for Mac software is an efficient software that can copy and backup your iPod music, videos, and photos from your iPod to Mac and iTunes library. It’s also easy to  transfer iPod to iPod, iPod to iPhone, iPhone to iPod, iPhone to Mac with this package iPod software. This iPod software supports all Apple nano mp3 players, iPod nano, iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, etc. You can manage several iOS devices at the same time and share music, movies, and photos among them with a simple means of drag-and-drop.

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Key Features of iPod nano converter for Mac:

Many Apple Mac users own personal portable devices: iPod, iPhone, or iPad, and often enjoy videos or music on the go. It is one way to add contents to iPod, iPhone, or iPad, that means you are only allowed to transfer videos and music to iPod, the opposite is not available. But we need to transfer iPod to MacBook if our MacBook is broken, and all of our favourite videos, music are in iPod. It’s safe to backup our iPod videos, music and photos to MacBook.

iPod to Mac Transfer is a two-way software for backup iPod videos, music and photos to MacBook and MacBook Pro. You can transfer content to iPod from MacBook without iTunes, and transfer iPod files back to MacBook or into iTunes library. This application also support convert DVD & video to iPod MP4 and iPhone MP4. Free to try it now!

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Guide: How to transfer iPod video/music/photos to MacBook?
Step 1: Install Xilisoft iPod to Mac Transfer, run it and then connect your iPod to the software.

Step 2: Click Movies icon under your iPod contents, and check the files you want to transfer.

Step 3: Click “Export Checked Files to Local Folder” drop-down button, then choose “Export to Local” option, then select the folder for saving the checked files in the dialog that opens to start exporting.

Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose “Export to Local” option to start exporting the iPod movies to Mac.

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iPod movie to iTunes transfer Mac is designed to transfer your favourite iPod movies back into iTunes library on Mac OS. Whether your Mac broken or lost, or if you just bought a new Mac, or want to share your iPod movie with a friend, iPod movie to iTunes transfer Mac can help.

iPod movie to iTunes transfer Mac makes it easy to transfer and backup your iPod movies, music, and photos from your iPod to iTunes library. Files transfer from iPod to local computer is also possible. And you can even manage several iPods, iPhones at the same time to share more!

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How to transfer iPod movie to iTunes for Mac OS?
Step 1: Install Xilisoft iPod Magic for Mac and launch it, after that connect your iPod to the software.

Step 2: Click Movies icon under your iPod contents, and check the files you want to export.

Step 3: Click “Export Checked Files to iTunes” button, then iTunes opens and the program starts exporting the iPod movies to iTunes.

Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose “Export to iTunes” option to start exporting the files to the folder you want.

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iPod movie to Mac transfer software is capable of transferring all of your precious movies back to Mac and into iTunes library. Whether your Mac broken or lost, or if you just bought a new Mac, or want to share your iPod movie with a friend, iPod movie to Mac transfer can help.

iPod movie to Mac transfer is a simple to use Mac iPod transfer application developed to assist Mac users in getting iPod movies, music, and photos to Mac. You can also put your movies, songs, and photos to iPod using this software. Try it now!

$35.95

How to transfer iPod movie to Mac with Xilisoft iPod Magic for Mac?
Step 1: Install Xilisoft iPod Magic for Mac and launch it, after that connect your iPod to the software.

Step 2: Click Movies icon under your iPod contents, and check the files you want to export.

Step 3: Click “Export Checked Files to Local Folder” drop-down button, then choose “Export to Local” option, then select the folder for saving the checked files in the dialog that opens to start exporting.

Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose “Export to Local” option to start exporting the iPod movies to Mac.

$35.95

Stop me if you've heard this one before: Game developers are building a game that has various advocacy groups worked up before it's even released. In this particular incident of this all too familiar news story, immigration advocates are up in arms over the upcoming game Smuggle Truck by Owlchemy Labs, creators of Super Ramen BROTHers [Free]. In the game, players take control of a pickup truck loaded with illegal immigrants attempting to cross the US border. Looking at the trailer, gameplay seems similar to a amped up version of Mr. Onions, a seemingly similar physics-powered platforming game that I had a great time with.

News of this hit the Associated Press yesterday, which really couldn't possibly be better for Owlchemy Labs as it seems like everyone (ourselves included) is feverishly republishing this story in one form or another. The good news is, not everyone is taking this so seriously, as thankfully there are still some people in this world who can differentiate video games from reality. The very same Associated Press story also includes the following very choice quote from Steve Kropper, co-director of the Massachusetts Coalition for Immigration Reform:

"In America, we are used to trivializing everything," said Kropper. "I think 'Smuggle Truck' will do to the immigration debate what 'Angry Birds' did to ornithology."

If all goes as planned, Smuggle Truck should be available in March.

What’s the best way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? I think the dudes over at Zepto Lab would argue that dishing out flowers, sugar, and frilly things to the special person in your life isn’t the right way to go about it. No, it’d probably want you to dig into its special V-Day update for Cut The Rope [.99 / HD] and pass on all the usual lovey-dovey junk.

As for that update, expect to see Om Nom with Cupid wings in 25 additional levels filled with themed art including half candies and pleasant backgrounds. Also, the game will soon reflect the change with a new, presumably adorable, themed icon.

Here’s a video of the new levels in this new “box.” Publisher Chillingo tells us that new features are coming alongside the new levels:

Not bad for free, right? But even if you don’t own the game, it’s definitely a lot cheaper than a box of chocolates. Give your mate some Cut The Rope. You’ll save money and, if he or she gets hooked, you won’t have to listen to their crap all night long! Bonus!

Just when I thought we were finished posting things about Valentines Day today, I get an email from FDG Entertainment regarding their newly released completely free Cover Orange Valentine's Gift [iPhone / iPad]. FDG is following Chillingo's lead with their not-quite-a-lite-version of Cut the Rope, Cut the Rope: Holiday Gift [iPhone / iPad] with a similar not-quite-a-lite-version of Cover Orange [99￠ / HD].

We liked the original Cover Orange quite a bit in our review, and if you missed the game while it was free a while ago, here's your chance to give it a spin in this Valentines themed version of the game. As an aside, I wonder if we're going to see similar enthusiasm from developers during all holidays this year. I secretly have my fingers crossed for an Angry Birds Mardi Gras update, because seriously, how rad would that be?

One game that we enjoyed quite that was released last month is Grim Joggers [99￠] from 10tons Ltd. It’s an endless running game that differentiates itself from the many, many other similar games out there by requiring you to take control of more than a dozen runners at the same time. This unique take on the formula is complemented with wonderful pixel art and music as well as a number of Game Center achievements and leaderboards to compete on.

As we noted in our review, there was a blank space in the level select screen that hinted at an additional level to come in the future in addition to the 3 that were initially included. Today that level has become available in a free update to Grim Joggers.

The new level takes place on a battlefield under a twilight sky as you jog along avoiding soldiers with bayonets, land mines, missiles, and other hazards of war. There are also downed friendly soldiers that you will randomly come across during your run that can be rescued for bonus points. Finally there are six additional Game Center achievements to unlock that pertain to this new level. Interestingly there is now another blank area on the level select screen that hints that another new level is in the works, so we’ll definitely keep our eye out for that.

Grim Joggers is an easy recommendation if you enjoy the endless running games and are looking for one with a bit of variety. If 10tons keeps adding new levels to the game then it only stands to get better. Players in our forums are really enjoying this one as well, and if you already own Grim Joggers then mash away recklessly at your update button and check out the new Battlefield Bodybuilding level.

Not to be outdone by EA's I ? 99￠ Sale, Gameloft wants you to know that they love you too. And what better way is there for them to express this affection towards you than monetarily? From now until February 14th (hint: that's Valentine's Day), Gameloft is offering up 13 select titles for the low price of just 99￠. Take a gander at the discounted titles available:

• Spider-Man: Total Mayhem
• Shrek Kart
• Driver
• Fishing Kings
• Let’s Golf! 2
• Shadow Guardian
• Rayman 2: The Great Escape
• Real Golf 2011
• Hero of Sparta II
• Star Battalion
• Prince of Persia: Warrior Within
• Brothers In Arms 2: Global Front
• Zombie Infection

Wait, what's that you say? How silly of Gameloft to put only 13 titles on sale when it would have been oh so perfect to do 14 in honor of February 14th? Well they're way ahead of you, as there actually will be a 14th title available for 99￠. The trick here is that you'll need to go to the Gameloft Facebook page and vote for what title you'd like to see dropped to 99￠. Oh, and iPad owners, don't feel too left out as this promotion also includes the iPad versions of Shadow Guardian HD [Link] and Star Battalion HD [Link] as well.

Street Fighter news that doesn’t involve its appearance on the Nintendo 3DS is at a premium as Nintendo rushes its next handheld to market, so I’m pleased to report on this little story which involves something quite different: Street Fighter IV [$.99] for the iPod and iPhone is now being sold for under a dollar. That’s like nine bucks worth of savings for a competent fighting game on a touch screen device. Not bad, right?

But, wait, there’s more savings to go around. Capcom has also slashed the prices of several of its titles to the one-dollar mark. Here’s the full list:

Capcom notes in the new game descriptions that talk about the sales that these deals won’t “last forever,” suggesting the usual one-week kind of sale, but not really confirming the stretch the marketing folks plan to play the App Store charting game.

As is usual with these kinds of sales, I suggest grabbing what you want now. Street Fighter IV is a steal at this price, and Devil May Cry 4, which just hit the platform (review!), is a good buy considering what’s being asked for it at the moment.

Update: Looks like we initially missed a few titles that are part of this sale. These have been added to the above list of links.