Finished loading iOS-5 once I hooked up to the server things went smoothly.
The feature besides iCloud I was looking forward to was WiFi Sync. I have been using it and I must say I like it. The way it works is the Sync process starts when ever you drop the iPod Touch in a charging dock. or you can start it at anytime by going into General settings where you will find the button for "iTunes Wi-Fi Sync". The setup is not intuitive but I managed to track down how it is setup, very simple once you know the steps. It only will sync when plugged into a charging dock which is minor disappointment. You can get around this By using an external battery pack. I have an Ivyskin Zappack external battery, which is the same size as the Touch when I plug into it the Touch goes to recharge and the you can WiFi sync.
In case you need it here is a nice tutorial on how to setup WiFi sync:
http://lifehacker.com/5846373/how-to-set-up-wi+fi-sync-in-ios-5
The feature besides iCloud I was looking forward to was WiFi Sync. I have been using it and I must say I like it. The way it works is the Sync process starts when ever you drop the iPod Touch in a charging dock. or you can start it at anytime by going into General settings where you will find the button for "iTunes Wi-Fi Sync". The setup is not intuitive but I managed to track down how it is setup, very simple once you know the steps. It only will sync when plugged into a charging dock which is minor disappointment. You can get around this By using an external battery pack. I have an Ivyskin Zappack external battery, which is the same size as the Touch when I plug into it the Touch goes to recharge and the you can WiFi sync.
In case you need it here is a nice tutorial on how to setup WiFi sync:
http://lifehacker.com/5846373/how-to-set-up-wi+fi-sync-in-ios-5
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