By Adam Pash How to Sync Android with Your Computer as Seamlessly as an iPhone The iPhone-to-iTunes syncing experience is slow, requires you to connect to your computer and iTunes, and is overall kind of a pain, but the one thing it has going for it: It provides iTunes users on both Windows and Mac with a simple, seamless way to sync most of their important data—like email, contacts, calendars, music, and photos. If you're an Android user, on the other hand, you need to figure out the best sync avenue for that same data. Here we'll walk you through syncing your Android device with your computer, Windows or Mac, as seamlessly as an iPhone—or hell, more seamlessly than an iPhone. Click the image below for instructions specific to your platform. Seamlessly Sync Your Android with Windows Seamlessly Sync Your Android with Mac OS X The Extended Phone-Boosting Guide How to Break Down the Barrier Between Your Android and Computer How to Break Down the Barrier Between Your iPhone and Computer How to Google-ify Your iPhone How to Make Your iPhone (or Other iOS Device) More Like Android Share this:

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