Hey!
Now that iPhone finally is a stand alone advice, ie doesn't require sync with computer, why would people want the iOS apps taking up space on their computer and make itunes syncing a pain? I just want my iPhone to sync my itunes music-library now since contacs and calendar are through icloud. But when I try to uncheck the sync apps button in itunes it still says that if I do all my apps will be wiped of my iphone.
I got alot of apps, I just updated 56 of them (update all in app store). Now when I want to sync the music I just added in iTunes (through wifi finally) the syncing process want to transfer all the app updates to my computer, which takes a hell of a long time.
Do you guys have this problem? I thought my iPhone finally could be a stand alone device, syncing photos, contacts, my calendar and more hassle-free trough iCloud, witch it does. But getting my music library on there painlessly through wifi (or cable) is still a mess.
Now that iPhone finally is a stand alone advice, ie doesn't require sync with computer, why would people want the iOS apps taking up space on their computer and make itunes syncing a pain? I just want my iPhone to sync my itunes music-library now since contacs and calendar are through icloud. But when I try to uncheck the sync apps button in itunes it still says that if I do all my apps will be wiped of my iphone.
I got alot of apps, I just updated 56 of them (update all in app store). Now when I want to sync the music I just added in iTunes (through wifi finally) the syncing process want to transfer all the app updates to my computer, which takes a hell of a long time.
Do you guys have this problem? I thought my iPhone finally could be a stand alone device, syncing photos, contacts, my calendar and more hassle-free trough iCloud, witch it does. But getting my music library on there painlessly through wifi (or cable) is still a mess.