Mobogenie is an application for managing your mobile device. Simply download the application for Android or Windows PC and then connect your device via USB in order to take advantage of its great features.
With Mobogenie, you can do everything from manage your apps, create picture galleries, and play videos. Yet, many people have criticized the app for being too reliant on ads and for spamming users with ads from the app’s home page. So, what is Mobogenie all about, and will it really make your life as a mobile user much easier?
The primary function of Mobogenie when it comes down to it is to provide a service for you wherein you can avoid racking up mobile bandwidth charges, using your home internet connection to download everything you need for your device, including the latest movies and music. You can also pick from several ringtones and wallpapers in order to keep your phone looking fresh, as well as manage your entire contact address book on your PC. And that’s not all: you can even manage your SMS messages, both sending them and receiving them directly from your computer. And for those who are keen to keep their content safe and secure, Mobogenie allows you to back up all your mobile content at regular intervals.
So, why use Mobogenie? Here are some pros and cons:
- This is a very reliable app, offering no compatibility issues at all and allowing users to connect easily and conveniently from Android to PC. Connectivity and reliability, as we all know, isn’t the strongest suit of similar apps that sync between computer and mobile.
- It allows you to organize your life: these days, people’s entire life exists on their phone and computer, therefore it is important to be able to interchange the two. The My Manager drawer is an efficient interface that allows you control of everything your are doing.
- The main drawback, as many users have pointed out, is that the app home page is positively bursting with invasive ads.
- Finally, the app isn’t yet available for the iPhone, which excludes it from most mobile users out there.
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