Android/Windows/Mac: Cheetah Sync offers a free, wireless syncing solution if you want to make sure the music, photos, documents, and video on your Android phone or tablet are always backed up and in sync with a folder on your desktop.
When we mentioned Synx earlier this week, a number of you cried "who needs cables? Give us a wireless solution." Thankfully, Cheetah Sync does just that. Instead of sitting only on your desktop and waiting for your phone to connect, the app installs on your Android phone and pairs with a desktop app for Windows and Mac, and then lets you select folders on your computer that CheetahSync will use to store your documents and files.
Once the folders are set up, you can open the app at any time on your Android phone and tap "sync" to move any new files on your phone or desktop to their matching folders on the other device. Cheetah Sync is free, and from the same developer behind iSyncr for Android, mentioned when we discussed other ways to holistically manage your Android device.
Cheetah Sync | Android App Market via JRT Studio
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