Tag Archives: iPad WiFi sync

One of the very new ‘PC Free’ features of iOS 5 is Wi-Fi sync – wireless sync between your iPad or iPhone and your PC.

This will allow you to keep photos and videos, music, and apps in sync without having to connect your iPad to your PC via the sync /charge cable.

Once this feature is enabled, every time you connect your iPad to a power source it will automatically sync and and backup any new content purchased on the iPad to iTunes. You can also manually force a sync by going to Settings > General > iTunes Wi-Fi Sync and tapping ‘Sync Now’.

Continue reading →

iOS

iOS 5 Beta 2 Released, with WiFi Sync Enabled

June 25, 2011 Patrick Jordan 2 Comments

iOS 5 Beta 2 was released last night for registered developers. The big news about the new beta is that WiFi Sync has been enabled – though only for Mac users it looks like.

Here are the recommended steps and requirements for getting WiFi Sync enabled on an iPad (or other iOS device) running:

— You need to be running iOS 5 beta 2 of course, iTunes 10.5 beta 2, and Mac OS X 10.6.8 or a preview build of OS X Lion.

— After restoring your iPad to iOS 5 beta 2, you should do a first sync while connected to your Mac.

Continue reading →