PC Free: No Computer Needed for iOS 5 Devices

[dexdexter]

Music from Multiple iTunes Libraries for iPhone?

So, does this mean that, come iOS 5, my iPhone will no longer be limited to loading music from just ONE computer?

In other words, can I now put music on my iPhone from the iTunes libraries residing on both my laptop AND my desktop?

 

[gnasher729]

So, does this mean that, come iOS 5, my iPhone will no longer be limited to loading music from just ONE computer?

In other words, can I now put music on my iPhone from the iTunes libraries residing on both my laptop AND my desktop?

1. Any music that you bought from iTunes using the same Apple ID.
2. For $24.99 per year, any music on your computers that is available on iTunes, no matter where the music comes from, again as long as your computers use the same Apple ID.

 

[Amazing Iceman]

Hi,

I'm wondering if when I get my new iPhone 5 in the fall if iCloud will be able to transfer all - or atleast some of my info - automatically to my new iPhone 5 from my current iPhone 3G?

Thanks,

Brandon

According to what was explained at WWDC's Keynote, I understood that your iPhone 3G cannot be upgraded to iOS5, so you would need to backup to iTunes, then restore to your iPhone 5 via iTunes. Then iCloud should kick in, and any other iOS 5 devices you may have, such as an iPad will automatically sync your data via iCloud.