When you change an iPhone, you won't have to worry about transferring the contacts, music, and other data to your new iPhone.
You can use FoneTrans to transfer photos and pictures from your iPhone/iPad/iPod to a computer without using iTunes. You can also transfer photos from iPhone/iPad/iPod to a new iOS device in one click. For example, you can transfer photos taken on iPhone to an iPad with a larger screen. Photos in Camera Roll and Photo Library can all be transferred. With this iOS file transfer, you can conveniently backup music from iPhone/iPod to computer or import music from computer to iPhone/iPod. It provides another easy way to share songs between different iOS devices, like iPhones and iPods. It also makes it possible to sync music from iPhone/iPod/iPad to iTunes without running iTunes. (Library) Poster previews in metadata edit screen could become blank if the selected poster failed to download (#14360) (Filters) Date-based filters could be off by a day in some time zones (#14342) (Transcoder) The GPU used for transcoding can now be selected in server preferences (#14332) (Transcoder) Hardware transcoding is now supported when running Plex Media Server on headless Windows systems (#14332) (Transcoder) Hardware transcoding is now supported for SDR media on AMD GPUs on Linux (#14332) is now available to Plex Pass users in the Beta update channel. (Transcoder) Hardware transcoding could fail on Intel Apollo Lake GPUs (#14359) (Scanner) Movies and TV shows would fail to match when invoked from the scanner CLI (#14386) (Photos) The server could exit unexpectedly when reading TIFF or RAW image files (#10924) (Music) In some cases, less popular tracks were picked in stations. (Collections) Refreshing item counts for smart collections could block other operations during startup (#14327) (Bandwidth) Very low WAN bandwidth streams could get starved (#14319) (Analysis) Processing an invalid audio file could result in the scanner stalling while producing very large amounts of log data (#14335) (Packaging) RPM packages are now signed using SHA-512 instead of SHA-1 (#14369).
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