DearMob iPhone Manager adds iOS 27 support with local backup tools
DearMob says its iPhone Manager now supports iOS 27, giving iPhone and iPad users new options to back up, transfer, restore and manage data locally on Windows and Mac. The company is also offering limited-time discounts on the lifetime license and a bundle with VideoProc Converter AI.
Why it matters: - iPhone and iPad users upgrading to iOS 27 get another desktop option for managing personal data without relying only on cloud storage. - The update is aimed at users who want more control over photos, videos, messages, contacts and other files during and after an iOS upgrade. - The release also bundles a short-term price cut, which could lower the barrier for users who want local backup and transfer tools.
What happened: - DearMob said DearMob iPhone Manager now supports iOS 27 on Windows and Mac. - The software is built to back up, transfer, restore and manage iPhone and iPad data locally. - DearMob is offering a 62% discount on the iPhone Manager lifetime license to coincide with the iOS 27 release. - The offer is available at the product page.
The details: - DearMob iPhone Manager supports 15+ types of data. - Users can transfer content between iPhone, iPad and computer over USB or Wi-Fi. - The software supports full, incremental and selective backups. - Users can store backups on a computer, external drive, SSD or NAS. - The software can restore all data or selected data without overwriting existing content unnecessarily. - Password protection and encryption are available for supported backups. - Users can export photos by album, date or folder while preserving original quality and metadata. - The software can move ProRAW photos and 4K/8K videos to a computer or external storage to free up space. - DearMob iPhone Manager can convert unsupported video or audio formats during transfer. - The software manages music and playlists without a traditional sync workflow. - It also handles messages, contacts, books, voice memos, calendars and other supported data. - For contacts, the software can detect and merge duplicates. - DearMob said its testing showed transfer speeds of about 100 4K photos in 8 seconds or a 1GB video in about 50 seconds. - The company said the workflow is useful for users moving to iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max or iPhone Duo.
Between the lines: - The release positions DearMob as a complement to Apple’s built-in backup and management tools, not a replacement. - The pitch is centered on file-level control, local storage and selective transfers, which may appeal to users with large media libraries or privacy concerns. - The bundle with VideoProc Converter AI extends the workflow beyond backup into media conversion, compression and AI-based enhancement. - The bundle is offered at 72% off, with an additional $16 adding VideoProc Converter AI. - VideoProc Converter AI can convert and compress large media files, upscale videos to 4K and images to 10K, reduce noise and blur, and reconstruct fine details.
What's next: - DearMob said the lifetime license is priced at $29.95 during the promotion, down from $79.95. - The license includes lifetime access and free updates. - Users can also choose the DearMob iPhone Manager + VideoProc Converter AI bundle during the limited-time sale. - More information is available on the company's website.
The bottom line: - DearMob is using the iOS 27 rollout to pitch local, selective iPhone and iPad data management as a privacy- and control-focused alternative to cloud-first workflows.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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