Maybe! We shall see. I am waiting for an Untethered JB because the Tethered JB is way too buggy. I had tons of issues today with it, so I restored and gave up trying.Bet there will be a jailbreak solution for that pretty quickly.
When I first read about the Wi-Fi Sync for iOS 5 before it even was released, I was excited. Now I'm not, because you still have to basically do everything you had to do before. One thing that is cool though is it syncs as you do the actions, for example if you move an icon it syncs it right then and there without you doing anything.Amen. I've already griped about that on the stinkers thread. Docs to Go syncs with a push of a button. Why not iTunes. Can't believe Apple was so short sighted.
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I dunno. I had to plug the phone in to sync so I didn't try. I don't see me using wireless sync I guess.Might be a dumb question but does iTunes have to be running to sync wirelessly
Of course. You have to plug your iPhone into your computer period which makes iTunes open and sync wirelessly as you're using your phone and downloading/moving apps.Might be a dumb question but does iTunes have to be running to sync wirelessly
Yes, iTunes needs to be running for the wireless sync.Might be a dumb question but does iTunes have to be running to sync wirelessly
I don't like it as much as y'all don't.Yes, iTunes needs to be running for the wireless sync.
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It says you must have your iPhone plugged in to power and connected to Wi-Fi for the Automatic sync with iTunes to work.I can sync without being plugged in just fine (settings->General->iTunes Wifi Sync). They may have put a battery restriction on it like OTA updates; if you're below 50% battery power, it won't go.
It says you must have your iPhone plugged in to power and connected to Wi-Fi for the Automatic sync with iTunes to work.
iPhone Battery Percentage = 74%.Not for me. I'm watching my iPhone sync without a wire right now.
What is your battery percentage?
Actually I don't mind it at all.I don't like it as much as y'all don't.
The iTunes Wi-Fi Sync even says right on the settings that you need power source.Europa said:I read something that said you need 50% or greater to sync without power, but then I read something else that said you need power regardless of your percentage.
Strange things have been happening lately.well, I don't know then, because mine is doing it.
But they don't say what "enough" is...Correction: Your device will sync while unplugged, as long as it has enough juice onboard. What it won't do without external power is back up to iCloud wirelessly -- thanks to our commenters for setting us straight.