TuneSync

★★★★★ Works better than iOS Wi-Fi sync It is kind of sad that my Nexus 4 with TuneSync syncs iTunes music more reliably than my iPad over WiFi. Sure, the iPad syncs more than just music through iTunes, but half the time the application can't find my tablet, and I would have to either restart my iPad or iTunes. TuneSync only requires a small and simple app be installed on Mac OS X, which I prefer over the other Android synching apps that require a wannabe replacement for iTunes. Granted, TuneSync will only sync music, and that is why I settled with this app. All I need to do is open up the app on my Nexus 4 and press Sync Now. It has been synching with my iTunes library with no fuss unlike my iPad. I still have some small issues with the app, though: - I have to run sync twice to rotate songs through a smart playlist - Playlist selection is a flat hierarchy; if you have a lot of playlists, be prepared to scroll - The TuneSync ratings widget could be better designed I did have some issues with past versions of the app not syncing play counts and ratings, but it seems to have been fixed with this version.

★★★★★ Great app but would like new feature It would be great if this app could sync songs from your device back to iTunes on another computer. If I buy music on my android phone I want to be able to transfer it to iTunes as well.

★★☆☆☆ What happened? I can no longer choose where I want to store music. This ruined the app!

★★☆☆☆ Syncs 1 song per playlist Recently purchased this app due to the great reviews and did as the instructions said. Downloaded the app for my Mac, connected to my computer/library, checked the playlists I wanted to transfer over, hit sync and it only transfers 1 song per playlist. Some playlists have two songs and some playlists say that it has not been loaded yet. Will be requesting a refund unless there is a solution to this. I sent an email to support and and am awaiting a response. Was really hoping this would solve the Android/iTu

★★☆☆☆ Syncing to MicroSD card on Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition broken in 4.3 I started using Tunesync on my new Galaxy S4, keeping my files on the MicroSD card I installed. A few days later, the phone updated to 4.3 and Tunesync could no longer write files to the MicroSD card. Apparently there is a problem having to do with the Unix group ids that have access to the card changing between OS releases. Until Tunesync and/or Google and/or Samsung fixes this, I cannot use Tunesync, even though I paid for the full version.