J joshuaaaron macrumors member Original poster Nov 11, 2008 #1 can someone tell me what the point of this program is. if i cant even connect it to my IPHONE!?!?!?! um WTF
can someone tell me what the point of this program is. if i cant even connect it to my IPHONE!?!?!?! um WTF
richard.mac macrumors 603 Nov 12, 2008 #2 obviously the iPhone syncs with iTunes. The iSync application helps you stay organized by automatically synchronizing your Mac’s calendars and contacts with non-Apple mobile phones … Click to expand... from http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/isync/
obviously the iPhone syncs with iTunes. The iSync application helps you stay organized by automatically synchronizing your Mac’s calendars and contacts with non-Apple mobile phones … Click to expand... from http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/isync/
J joshuaaaron macrumors member Original poster Nov 12, 2008 #3 pfft well it would be niffy if apple could let you sync via bluetooth.
osiris315 macrumors member Nov 12, 2008 #5 joshuaaaron said: pfft well it would be niffy if apple could let you sync via bluetooth. Click to expand... Why bother? Typical use of the iPhone includes music and video, as well as more PDA-like functions of a Calendar and Address Boook. Bluetooth 2.0 bandwidth = 3 Mbps USB 2.0 bandwidth = 480 Mbps Which one is going to sync better? You do the maths.
joshuaaaron said: pfft well it would be niffy if apple could let you sync via bluetooth. Click to expand... Why bother? Typical use of the iPhone includes music and video, as well as more PDA-like functions of a Calendar and Address Boook. Bluetooth 2.0 bandwidth = 3 Mbps USB 2.0 bandwidth = 480 Mbps Which one is going to sync better? You do the maths.
J joshuaaaron macrumors member Original poster Nov 12, 2008 #6 i barely use music on my iphone. and i never have videos on it. thats what my laptop is for