The iphone does not offer the user a file structure where you can create directories and save files. You might be better off with something like dropbox
which saves the files in the cloud but has applications for both the Mac and Phone.
Thanks but I have to pay 10$/month for the storage ! I prefer iTuneswhich can save the files to where I need. So, I have to forget Wi-Fi Transferring (if I want an app to doing exactly what I want).
you can try FileBrowser for iOS. you can create directories and transfer over wifi webdav etc..
I think I will use iTunes but with the option "Synchronize via Wi-Fi".
ok, but that will not let you transfer any files.... your OP appeared to express interest in being able to so sync all kinds of files pdfs, docs, etc... with iTunes, you'd have to make them into e-books.
FB will let you log into a home share directory, download/sync whatever files you want to your iOS... but it does not work for music and user data (contracts etc)...
Surely for music / pictures you would use iTunes anyway?
For data, it depends how much you want to be able to access. My DropBox account is 25gb and I haven't paid anything for it.
What is this mysterious purpose that you need to be able to put files on the phone in such a specific place?
I just want it all in one place, all photos-videos, music, documents together on the root folders![]()
So you want all your music, pictures and documents in one[/] folder? Surely you want even a vague file structure? Using a service like GoogleDrive will cost you $2/month and you can easily access it on any device.
Really feels like you're trying to over complicate something that is very simple to achieve.
I'm not sure but I didn't found anything good. At this time I think the best option is iTools, cable yes but it works from iPhone to iMac and the opposite. Also with Dropbox the files not goes to where I want to go (with the other iPhone files). It allows me only 2GB. I am in Greece, maybe it's different from country to country.