Want to remotely connect to your iPhone or iPod Touch from your Mac OS X computer? With an SSH client, it's easy. So easy, in fact, that this 4-minute guide can present a complete overview of the process. For the specifics, and to get started transferring and manipulating data and applications on your iPhone & iPod from your primary computer, watch this free video guide.
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1 Comment
Hi nice video.
I was wondering if you could recover old text messages.
If you can, are they readable, or do you have to download another program too?
Thanks!
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