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evangeliea
Age: 37
Joined: 21 May 2012
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At weekends, I often have a short journey nearby. I prefer to go to different places to have a taste of different experiences. That’s sounds wonderful, isn’t it? Such is many people’s character, including me. I like a person's life, a person take a trip, liking the different city, experiencing personally the different culture.
Last Saturday, I went to Beihai Park. And I found the scenery is very beautiful. The trees were mirrored in the still water of the lake. Flowers are blooming in a riot of color. Moreover, it was a clear day and warm in the sun. There were lots of people enjoying the happy time. Everything seems perfect. I can’t help taking photos with my iPhone. AS I walked along the road, I mused on which scenery I should take a photo of. In a short time, I got many pictures in my iPhone.
Later on the afternoon, I came back and started to view the photos. However, you know, the iPhone screen is a little small than iPad. So I want to send them to iPad from iPhone.
To transfer iPhone photos to iPad, here is a helpful iPad Manager. It is a professional transfer tool to help iPad fans transmit various files from iPad to PC, or from PC to iPad. Besides, iPad Manager is compatible with all Apple devices, so you can transfer files between other Apple device and PC or just between these devices.
In detail, you can transfer your iPhone photos to iPad like this:
Step 1: Download and run.
Download iPad Manager and install it.
Step 2: Connect iPhone to PC.
Step 3: Select photos.
After you have connected iPhone to PC, you can select your photos from the left options. Then you can transfer them to PC from iPhone.
Step 4: Connect iPad to PC.
Step 5: Transfer PC to iPad.
Choose the transferred photo to load them, and then click “Transfer” button to send them to your iPad.
From the image above, you can see that, it is easy to complete transfer work. More impotantly, if you find some formats are not supported by iPad when you transfer some files to it, you can use iPad Manager to convert them at first. By the way, this software can convert DVD, video and audio files to iPad.
But how about transferring files from iPad to Mac? That’s easy. You just select the Mac version called iPad Manager for Mac to transfer iPad files to Mac.
At last, I completed transferring iPhone photos to iPad and have a enjoyment.
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ivy00135
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