Apple introduced a wireless synchronization feature in iOS 5. iTunes Wi-Fi Sync allows you to synchronize your iPod touch with iTunes without physically connecting it to your computer. Wi-Fi sync ...

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The new wireless sync feature of iOS 5 makes syncing your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch via Wi-Fi with a computer running iTunes an easy matter. To get started, make sure you’ve synced your iOS 5 device ...

Synchronizing your iOS devices can help you merge all the content you have on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod and manage it from any device. You can listen to the music from your iPod on your iPhone during ...

When you boot up a new Mac for the first time, Apple gives you the opportunity to copy existing settings, applications, and entire user accounts—including all data ...

When you synchronize your iPad with your Windows 7 computer, content is shared between the PC and the device. You can configure your iPad to sync with your computer automatically using iTunes. You can ...

Apple has unveiled two new iPhones, the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus. Along with larger screens and a completely new iPad-style design with an ultra thin body and rounded corners, ...

Some users may experience an issue where their Smart Playlists are not syncing to their iPhone or iPod as expected. The lists appear in a different order or with different content. Joe Aimonetti ...

Using iTunes 7.7 or greater, users can sync their Google contacts to their iPhone or iPod touch address book using these simple steps. Joe Aimonetti MacFixIt Editor Joe is a seasoned Mac veteran with ...

If you've gotten a new computer or reinstalled iTunes, migrating your iTunes library is easy—unless you've somehow lost it. Luckily, you can get everything off your iPhone without too much of a hassle ...

The release of the iTunes 9.0.2 update on Thursday yet again disables Palm’s workaround to sync with Apple’s popular jukebox software. Perhaps it’s high time Palm moved on and created its own software ...