When you connect your iPhone or iPad to your Mac, you can sync a range of media to your device, including albums, songs, playlists, movies, TV shows, podcasts, books, audiobooks, photos and videos, ...

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 iPad with your computer is a recommended procedure that creates a backup of the device's content and settings should you need to restore it after resetting or replacing the iPad. It ...

Previously, one of the great irritations of owning an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch was that you were constantly forced to plug in your phone or tablet to move data from your computer to your device.

One of the best parts of iOS 5—regarding device management, at least—is that you no longer have to connect your device to your Mac or PC when you want to sync your information or download a subsequent ...

In this week’s installment, the iTunes Guy looks at renaming files, syncing iOS devices wirelessly, matching music ripped from vinyl, and a couple of questions about tags and file names. Q: I’ve set ...

With iOS 5’s new Wireless Syncing functionality, the umbilical cord of your iPhone or iPad has finally dried up and fallen off… except when it needs power, when you have to plug it in to a wall socket ...

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 ...

It's easy to sync Mac content to an iPhone or iPad once you understand the process. While using AirDrop to transfer files to an iPhone and iPad from a Mac computer works and is quite familiar, ...