vShare Helper

vShare Helper is a comprehensive application that enables you to retrieve useful data about your iDevice, manage data, create ringtones as well as find and download fun games or new apps that can help you with various tasks.

Fast setup and straightforward configuration

Following a quick and forthright installation, you are required to connect your iPhone via the USB cable on your computer. While you should be able to create the connecting by hitting Trust on the pop-up on your mobile, you may need to do this procedure from the Device Management for certain iPhone models.
Once the app recognizes your device, it performs a quick scan to discover the available data on it. Therefore, in addition to the general information about your iPhone, you can browse, run or delete applications, updates, photos, videos, ringtones, iBooks or other music you store on the SD card.
At the same time, the app enables you to create backups of the files available on your iDevice that can come in handy in case you lose your data. At the same time, you can recover data that you lost recently due to various reasons.

Enables you to find and download new apps and games

You will be happy to learn that the utility provides you with an extensive list of applications and games that can be accessed via the VShare market. Even though the apps are rather careless organized in vague categories, you can consider employing the search function to discover new items.
Last, but not least important the tool includes a couple of tools that can be useful on various occasions. For instance, you can use the Ringtone Maker to transform any track on your computer into your iPhone's new ringing tone. The other noteworthy functions include shutdown, reboot or the video converter.

A feature-rich manager and downloader for your iDevice

In the eventuality that you want to be able to manage your iPhone or iPad more efficiently, find new games and applications, create backups or restore data that you lost, for instance, all from the same location, then perhaps you can consider giving vShare Helper a try.