Some information,such as gmail and other email accounts that aren’t provided via MobileMe or Exchange, can be synced only via iTunes.Ħ.
For example, if you have a MobileMe account, use that to sync your contact and calendar information rather than iTunes because with MobileMe,your information is synced wirelessly. You don’t need to set up the same information to sync in more than one way. To sync all contact information, click All contacts and skip to step 8.
To sync your Address topic contacts, check Sync Address topic contacts if you don’t want to sync this information (such as if you use MobileMe),skip to step 11 instead.ĥ. To set up information syncing on a Mac, perform the following steps.Ĥ. Using MobileMe or an Exchange account are better ways to sync information because you don’t have to connect an iPhone to a computer.Īs with some other tasks, the details to use iTunes to sync information are slightly different on a Mac than they are on a Windows PC, so read the section that applies to the kind of computer you use.
The only downside to syncing with iTunes is that you have to physically connect the iPhone to a computer, but that usually isn’t too big of a deal.The primary benefit is that you don’t need any special accounts to be able to sync this information. Using a similar process,you can move email accounts, calendars, contacts, and topicmarks from your computer onto your iPhone.This information gets synced each time you connect to the computer, so any changes you make on the iPhone move back to the computer and vice versa. In Chapter 3,”Moving Audio, Video, and Photos onto Your iPhone,”you learned how to move audio and video content from your iTunes Library onto an iPhone.
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