Android File Manager

Pros

• Incredibly easy to use
• Inport/Export files, Backup, manage, and restore files
• You can send messages using your computer

Cons

• Paid software
• Can be sugglish at times

One of the things that Andriod phone users love about their phones is that, unlike iPhones, they aren't bound to iTunes. However, one thing that can be said for iTunes is that when it comes to PCs, it makes backing up your phone's files much easier. But don't worry, with Android File Manager, you now have an alternative to iTunes for backing up and managing your files on your computer.

This is an incredibly nifty program for getting a little extra out of your phone. Typically Android File Manager is used to back up your files just like iTunes. Simply plug your phone into your computer and you will have access to a list of every file and all apps that you have. You can back them up to save yourself some headaches in the future.

You can import and export data very easily. This includes contact photos and info, text messages and media file.

The software's layout is tidy and super easy for anyone to figure out and follow. Depending on the phone you're using, however, it may run a little slow.

The best part of using Android File Manager is that it allows you to clean your phone up, back up files and so on without having to use the frustrating touchscreen controls. Using a computer mouse makes the whole process go so much more smoothly.

Now, this does come with a free trial, but even when you 'have' to buy, it's quite cheap. It's well worth all the time it'll end up saving you!

Pros

• Incredibly easy to use
• Inport/Export files, Backup, manage, and restore files
• You can send messages using your computer

Cons

• Paid software
• Can be sugglish at times