Previously, one of the great irritations of owning an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch was that you were constantly forced to plug in your phone or tablet to move data from your computer to your device.

If you are syncing via WiFi in a strong sense you're still syncing via iTunes. You just aren't using the USB cables. There's still a tremendous number of things you just can't do in the various iOS ...

Several readers are reporting problems synchronizing their iPhones with iTunes after updating to version 7.4. Reader Eric writes: "My iPhone is not recognized by ITunes 7.4. When I plug it into the ...

Computerworld’s Gregg Keizer caught this story late yesterday: Palm Pre owners can no longer use Apple’s iTunes to sync their smartphone with Macs or PCs. A Palm spokesman confirmed yesterday that the ...

One month after Palm declared its new Pre phone syncs with iTunes, Apple has posted a warning to third-party vendors that although the Palm Pre’s sync may work now, it probably won’t last for long.

Simply remove that song from your synced playlist and sync again. If you do not want to completely delete the song from your iTunes Library, but would like your iPod to sync properly, try unchecking ...

Palm reenabled iTunes syncing for owners of its Pre smartphone on Thursday, overcoming a recent Apple move that blocked the handset’s access to music stored in the latest version iTunes. The release ...

UPDATE: the original headline and a reference to “wireless” syncing in this article have been changed to correct a misunderstanding on the author’s part. Apple has confirmed that Palm Pre will no ...

This is a vent, no doubt about it. tl;dr - iTunes fucked me over. I have an original iPad, I don't sync it or back it up often and when I do connect it, iTunes fails to back it up unless I restart ...

Some of the questions I answer for this column are fairly simple, and only require a paragraph or two of explanation. But others are more complex. In this week’s column, I examine just two questions.

Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from CIO.com. Visit CIO’s Macs in the Enterprise page. On Thursday, Palm released an update to its webOS mobile operating system for the Pre, v1.1.0.