Guess what: transferring music from your iTunes library over to a new Android device isn’t as difficult as you think. In fact, there are a few different ways to do the deed, and for free.

Transferring music from your iTunes library to a new Android device isn’t as difficult as you think.

The program will begin syncing your iTunes library to your Android phone. To use iSyncr, you need to have iTunes installed on your computer, and your Android phone must be running at least OS 3.0 ...

With the Apple Music app for Android, you can easily play your iTunes music on your Android device — but there are other ways to do it, too.

Wait for iTunes to complete your sync, and go ahead and toggle iCloud Music Library back on. A pop-up dialog box will appear asking if you want to keep your music or delete and replace.

With a few easy steps, you can transfer music saved on iTunes from your Mac or PC to your iPhone for offline listening or to sync purchases.

All those iPods have to be registered with that iTunes library to sync, but as you know iTunes will sync with an unlimited number of iPods.

Who says you can't easily use an Android device with Apple iTunes, send and receive free text messages on a PC, and keep a borrowed e-book longer than two weeks?

Click on “ Sync iTunes to Android ”, then choose “Entire library” or “Select playlists” to sync iTunes to a new Galaxy. It works for music, movies, and other file types.

Transferring music from your iTunes library over to a new Android device isn’t as difficult as you think.

To use this method, install the doubleTwist Music Player app on your Android device, and install the doubleTwist Sync desktop application on the Windows PC where your iTunes library is stored.