anthonyhfoote
iPF Noob
Just discovered (The hard way) that, while it's OK to use a single instance of iTunes for both an iPhone and an iPad, it has one drawback.
iTunes does a good job of keeping the devices independant of each other for pretty much everything.....except music!
I've had iPhones from day one but took the plunge and bought a 64GB WiFi+3G iPad (Sold my Motorola Xoom on ebay today!).
...that was a crap device.
You can only have one common set of music sync'd to all devices.... which I now realise sucks because I have a 16BG iPhone and a 64GB iPad.
This means it is governed by the lowest denominator being the iPhone.
I can only have 13GB of music (actual storage available on the iPhone) on the iPad.
can anyone confim this to be the case?
iTunes does a good job of keeping the devices independant of each other for pretty much everything.....except music!
I've had iPhones from day one but took the plunge and bought a 64GB WiFi+3G iPad (Sold my Motorola Xoom on ebay today!).
...that was a crap device.
You can only have one common set of music sync'd to all devices.... which I now realise sucks because I have a 16BG iPhone and a 64GB iPad.
This means it is governed by the lowest denominator being the iPhone.
I can only have 13GB of music (actual storage available on the iPhone) on the iPad.
can anyone confim this to be the case?
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