The rest has been answered, but I'll note that you only need iTunes to activate the phone. After that, there's no reason to have it if you don't wish to backup or sync non iTunes purchased content to it
I'm not sure if you're asking this, but if you intend to go entirely PC-free (as opposed to just iTunes-free) then I strongly suggest buying an Apple Time Capsule as your router:
I'm not sure if you're asking this, but if you intend to go entirely PC-free (as opposed to just iTunes-free) then I strongly suggest buying an Apple Time Capsule as your router:
Thanks for the responses. If I am understanding correctly with ios5 itunes would technically not be required to use the phone but would still be needed to sync content not purchased from the itunes store. Is this correct?
Currently I sync my old iPod with Winamp. I prefer Winamp as a music manager and would rather not have to use iTunes. Looks like I would have to if I want to have an iPhone and use all the functions. Not sure what to do now.
The rest has been answered, but I'll note that you only need iTunes to activate the phone. After that, there's no reason to have it if you don't wish to backup or sync non iTunes purchased content to it
This point is still valid. Once activated, as long as you are buying all your content directly on the iPhone then technically there is no need to use iTunes. Although I would still use it to backup your iPhone in case something happens to it before IOS 5 comes out. Once that's released, you can backup your iPhone to iCloud and never have to use iTunes again if you don't want to. I've never used Winamp, so I cannot comment on how that would fit into this model I presented.
Thanks for the responses. If I am understanding correctly with ios5 itunes would technically not be required to use the phone but would still be needed to sync content not purchased from the itunes store. Is this correct?