I'm on High Sierra and use iTunes 12.8.2.3 and when I plugged my device in to update to iOS 14 and launched iTunes it prompted me to install a small package then it relaunched iTunes and it asked if I wanted to update the device to iOS 14. Everything including backups works perfectly...Will I still be able to backup my iPhone (with today's iOS 14 upgrade), to my ol' MacBook Pro with High Sierra 13.6?
As soon as I connected my iOS 14 iPhone to my macOS High Sierra, a small compatibility update popped up for installation.
Once I did that, I restarted iTunes and was able to sync/backup my iPhone! W00T!
As soon as I connected my iOS 14 iPhone to my macOS High Sierra, a small compatibility update popped up for installation.
Once I did that, I restarted iTunes and was able to sync/backup my iPhone! W00T!
I'm just shocked that it wasn't asked already; iOS 14 has been out in beta for months, and many of us still run macOS High Sierra.Thank you for asking, and answering, this question for me. 👍🏽😊
I know we all are on borrowed-time with our ol' Macs limiting us with High Sierra.
YES they will - because Reminders and Calendar on both iOS & High Sierra sync via iCloud; your versions are not an issue.Can anyone tell me if I update my iPhone 7 from iOS 12 to iOS 14 if it will still synchronize Reminders and Calendar with my mid 2011 iMac which is stuck at High Sierra 10.13.6?
Will I still be able to backup my iPhone (with today's iOS 14 upgrade), to my ol' MacBook Pro with High Sierra 13.6?
YES they will - because Reminders and Calendar on both iOS & High Sierra sync via iCloud; your versions are not an issue.
As soon as I connected my iOS 14 iPhone to my macOS High Sierra, a small compatibility update popped up for installation.
Once I did that, I restarted iTunes and was able to sync/backup my iPhone! W00T!