Does Phoneview 2.8.4 work with an iPhone 5 running iOS7?

[Jethryn Freyman]

Simple question:

Power Mac G5, running 10.5.8.

I have an iPhone 5 and am about to upgrade it to iOS 7 from iOS 6.1.3.

I currently use PhoneView 2.8.4 (the latest version) to access files and stuff. I connect my phone to my G5 with a lightning cable.

I use Image Capture (Apple's built in utility) to grab photos from my iPhone as if it were a normal digital camera.

Can anybody confirm that PhoneView works with an iPhone 5 running iOS7?

 

[tampasteve]

Simple question:

Power Mac G5, running 10.5.8.

I have an iPhone 5 and am about to upgrade it to iOS 7 from iOS 6.1.3.

I currently use PhoneView 2.8.4 (the latest version) to access files and stuff. I connect my phone to my G5 with a lightning cable.

I use Image Capture (Apple's built in utility) to grab photos from my iPhone as if it were a normal digital camera.

Can anybody confirm that PhoneView works with an iPhone 5 running iOS7?

According to their website the latest version is 2.9.4. Below is the version history, it looks like you need a newer version for iOS7 support:

9/19/13 - v2.9.4: Fixes two issues reported by v2.9.3 users.

9/18/13 - v2.9.3: Adds iOS 7 appearance for Messages mode. Improves loading speed. Fixes a display issue with Photos mode and Contacts mode in OS X 10.9. Fixes an issue where some iTunes backups were not listed. Other minor fixes.

7/16/13 - v2.9.2: Fixes an issue that could prevent Messages mode from loading. Adds initial support for iOS 7.

 

[Jethryn Freyman]

Confirmed that 2.8.4 works on PPC 10.5.8 with an iPhone 5 and Lightning cable running iOS 7.

Also: thanks for the reply; it does seem that 2.9.4 is the latest version but my copy said no update was available, their site does say that 2.9.4 requires an Intel Mac so maybe that's why.

 

[tampasteve]

Confirmed that 2.8.4 works on PPC 10.5.8 with an iPhone 5 and Lightning cable running iOS 7.

Also: thanks for the reply; it does seem that 2.9.4 is the latest version but my copy said no update was available, their site does say that 2.9.4 requires an Intel Mac so maybe that's why.

Good to hear!