Xilisoft iPhone Contacts Backup v1.0

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http://www.xilisoft.com/webapp/downl...ion=1.0.0.0714

A full-feathered contacts backup tool for your iPhone, Xilisoft iPhone Contacts Backup can satisfy all your management needs for your vital phone contacts: backup, transfer, restore and manage your contacts information effortlessly!
Transfer your iPhone contacts between the device and a dozen of address books programs, like Google Contacts, Yahoo Address Book, Outlook, Windows Address Books, Apple Address Book, Hotmail and etc, share contacts information between different iPhone or from iPhone to other mobile phones, Nokia, Blackberry, Android phone, Windows Phone and etc, backup iPhone contacts into local machine and check out in the program anytime, restore all your contacts to iPhone from the backup file, delete any contact information freely, sort all contacts in different categories, save pictures of your contacts to your local machine. Xilisoft iPhone Contacts Backup will always be your ideal backup and transferring tool for iPhone contacts information!


  • Import/export contacts information from/to a dozen of address books
  • Backup contact information to local machine and check out in the program anytime
  • Restore all your contacts to iPhone from the backup file in case of information lost
  • Transfer iPhone contacts between iPhone and iPone/Nokia/Blackberry/Android phone/Windows Phone
  • Delete any contact information freely, sort all contacts in different categories, save the picture of contacts to computer

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